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Posted on December 21, 2020

New Thinking about Climate Change and Sustainability – Interesting Reading Areas

We invite you to make your own list of books for 2021 that belong to the category Provocations and Alternatives, just to challenge your thinking and to escape from books that classify as Mainstream reading, confirming current thinking.

Posted on December 26, 2018

Interesting Reading Areas 2019 – New Thinking

Most end-of-the-year lists of books have the underlying message that “if you haven’t read these books, you are a cultural bar-bar, does not belong to the well-informed elite and not able to go along in conversations”.

Posted on December 1, 2017

Interesting Reading Areas 2018

In 2013 we started what seems to have become an end of the year tradition. What would be the Interesting Reading Areas for the next year? As we don’t like traditions for preventing thinking again, we will have another set-up this year. But first: Most  end-of-the-year lists of books consists of books that have already …

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Posted on December 30, 2016

Interesting Reading Areas 2017

Since we started the posts Interesting Reading Areas since 2013 we noticed that most end-of-the-year lists of books consist of books that have already been read by others and many of the lists consist of the same books. Often the lists consist of books that have topped the sales lists during the year. The underlying …

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Posted on January 1, 2016

Interesting Reading Areas 2016

As we in 2013 and in 2014 noted, most  end-of-the-year lists of books consists of books that have already been read by others and many of the lists consists of the same books. Often the lists consists of the books that have topped the sales lists during the year. The underlying message could be interpreted as …

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Posted on December 15, 2014December 15, 2014

Interesting Reading Areas for 2015

As we last year noted, most  end-of-the-year lists of books consists of books that have already been read by others and many of the lists consists of the same books. Often the lists consists of the books that have topped the sales lists during the year. The underlying message could be interpreted as “if you …

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Posted on December 27, 2013December 27, 2013

Interesting Reading Areas

Most  end-of-the-year lists of books consists of books that have already been read by others and many of the lists consists of the same books. Often the lists consists of the books that have topped the sales lists during the year. The underlying message could be interpreted as “if you haven’t read these books, you …

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Posted on December 10, 2019

¿Not Able to Go Along in Conversations?

In 2013 we started what seems to have become an end of the year tradition: Interesting Reading Areas. What would be the Interesting Books for the next year?

Posted on December 9, 2021December 9, 2021

Exciting Podcasts for 2022

We know our readers love our alternative approach to making an end-of-the-year list of books. Instead of following the mainstream media and selecting books that have topped the sales lists during the year, we invite our readers to make a list of their own about Interesting Reading Areas (IRA). The idea is to look for areas …

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Posted on November 20, 2020November 20, 2020

Fundamental Questions about Global Warming

You agree we need innovative thinking here, don´t you? To begin with: childish questions.

Posted on May 31, 2012May 31, 2013

Black-and-White Background

How does black-and-white background influence our thinking? Thinking is never neutral. Focusing our attention on different aspect is often more difficult than we imagine. Many “little” things can affect our thinking. A recent study suggests that if we see something on a black-white background it is harder for us to consider grey areas when we …

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