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Categorization is a perennial problem. It is hard to decide in advance what you will be writing about or what the best header will be. I recently changed the classification to something a little more standard.

Literature

Reviews of some of my favorite novels and a list of books, both fiction and non-fiction, I've read since the beginning of 2005

Art

Reflections on art and reviews of exhibitions that I enjoyed

Theatre

Reviews of theatre performances that made enough of an impression on me to write a brief review

Dance

Short reflections on dance and choreography that may one day find their way into one of my academic papers

Film

Reviews of movies that made enough of an impression on me to write a brief review

Design

Brief notes on design and links to stuff I've found online

Photography

The same but about photography

Music Videos

A list of some music videos that I like(d). A remnant from the first incarnation of this site when it was still a simple enthusiast's homepage.

Architecture & Urbanism

Minor reflections on architecture and urbanism and exhibition reviews

Food & Restaurants

Another remnant from this site's first incarnation.

Finance & Economics

Notes on globalization, economics and my former profession finance

Science

Short reflections on the world of science, academic life and life as an academic and the occasional mention of something interesting I happened upon

You

It could be fiction, it could be true, it could be about me, it could be about you

Digressions

Rants and ramblings about nothing in particular and the world in general that don't fit into any other category and that I shouldn't spend my time on anyway.

 

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