Lavinia Marin

Every published text (academic paper, story, novel, poem) is built on another text that is buried underneath, an abandoned text.

[Image by Circe Denyer from source] Not text, ideas.

In my KU Leuven PhD thesis (revised and shortened, available as a book here, On the Possibility of a Digital University: Thinking and mediatic displacement at the university), I wrote about the discovery of writing and reading techniques in the Middle Ages

I’ve recently attended a training workshop for academics, assistant profs transitioning from early to mid-career, about leadership in academia.

A House of Dynamite, Kathryn Bigelow‘s 2025 movie, is a fascinating film for its dramaturgy and showing an eye for details around all things happening in the moment, but also from a philosophical perspective.

I recently read a very nice book that I cannot recommend highly enough: “Good Work If You Can Get It.

One of the most feared ones by junior scholars is the following “but is this philosophical work?”.

I just published my first book: On the Possibility of a Digital University: Thinking and Mediatic Displacement at the University.