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PatternWhichConnects | Welcome | patternwhichconnects.com Reviews
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PatternWhichConnects is hosted by Jeppe Dyrendom Graugaard. The site connects various strands of his writing, thinking and other online doings. In the spirit of, and in homage to, Gregory Bateson it developed spontaneously and serendipitously as an evolving pattern which connects up ideas, creativity and people.
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PatternWhichConnects | About
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In hindsight it looks incredible, almost impossible, but so is the world. So utterly improbable that one is tempted to regard it all as mere chance. The random collision of bodies. And yet flowers and lives alike unfold in patterns. Patterns which connect your thoughts and mine, which connect the journey of an old Inuk with your very own story. Emergence is what happens when patterns come together and fall into place. What triggers this falling into place? How did you arrive at these words?
PatternWhichConnects | PhD main
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Which ever indicator we look at it seems that we are at a crossroads. The onslaught on biodiversity, accelerating climate change, overshoot in resource use, the expansion of the human population, the increasing divide between rich and poor, the volatility of the financial system. All these are signs that we are going to live through large-scale environmental and societal changes during the next couple of generations. My focus in studying grassroots innovations is the relations that guide environment-maki...
PatternWhichConnects | Play
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Where these songs come from I don’t quite know. Since I first started reading Rilke’s ‘Book of Hours’ different fragments of melody suggested themselves to his words. The result is an ongoing project to try and express some of these poems as songs. Learning as I go along, I’m not sure where it’s going or how it will end but it’s much too enjoyable not to go. Contains some of the photographs and videos I shot on my trips to Greenland. I also upload photos to my Flickr photostream. Once in a while.
PatternWhichConnects | Writing
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This is where I bring together some more or less random stories, ideas and contemplations as well as share some of the conversations I’m having in my personal attempt to make sense of it all. Finding a map and a compass to navigate the future. A thinking-aloud about meaning and sense-making in a time where established concepts and ways of thinking are failing. This is the page for all writing related to my academic work - published articles, working papers, reviews, interviews, reflections and analyses.
Blog » Remembering
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April 24, 2015. Navigating uncertainty at LungA School. Back in January Jonatan Spejlborg. Got in touch and invited me to co-design a week-long course for LungA, a school which he co-founded in Seyðisfjörður, Iceland, a couple of years ago. LungA School. March 19, 2015. What it was I did there. Where I will take most of my future writings on the topics I’ve so far dealt with here. Me Continue reading →. February 11, 2015. Finding a new place to speak from. In London and Degrowth 2014. September 11, 2014.
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Antonio Dias | Something for Nothing
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I attend to the interplay of perception and creativity. We all find it difficult to see ourselves clearly past the gap between intentions and what is. I’ve asked some colleagues how they see what I do. 8216;To see what is in front of one’s nose needs a constant struggle.’ George Orwell. Someone blessed to live on a small island and work in a studio, perfecting a craft, influenced by nature, living one tide at a time. I have found in your writing an exploration of the edges of ‘everyday’ thoug...Fill in y...
Tending time | a time to tend, gather, cultivate and care | Page 2
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A time to tend, gather, cultivate and care. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. 10 In the Dutch mountains. October 15, 2014. Pieterpad- Gramsbergen to Hardenberg. On the way up. For the introduction to this (hopefully)480 km journey, please click on the heading,’Walking the Pieterpad’ in the black bar above. This stretch of path took me into hilly (comparatively! View from the top. Here are a few shots from this trip. Lookout tower ontop of Alchemerberg. September 9, 2014.
Refigurations | Fear
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Fear makes us go around in circles. Deliberately avoiding those moments of recognition where we have an opportunity to embark on a different movement. Fear compels us to make the same mistakes often enough that we believe it is impossible for the world to be any different. Fear diverts our attention. Away from what we need to look at in order to learn. It prevents us from seeing reality. Clearly and infects our imagination. Fear breaks us when we try to hide from it. Then begins the healing.
Refigurations | Navigation
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How to move without a clear destination in an unknown landscape? The premise of the search for a compass with which to navigate uncertainty that underpins this space is my experience of a kind of joyful disillusionment. With the co-ordinates I was given to traverse reality with. Discontentment with the way my world had been framed and with the limitations that the language I had acquired to describe reality imposed on me prompted a search for a different way of thinking and speaking. Which begins from hi...
Refiguring | What I do
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I am a researcher, writer and maker who is fascinated by the how and why of social and cultural change. On an everyday basis I am a teacher at Ry Højskole. In Denmark. I’m attracted to stories that have the quality or power to change the frames of reference and I like to connect people, to open up spaces for collaboration and help find the right format for good ideas to flourish. Below you’ll find examples of what this means in practice. Cat Lupton, writer, artist and curator of The Place Between Stories.
Refigurations | Imagination
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We have reached a place where we have been before. We've come full circle and can see that somewhere along the road we've taken the wrong turn. We made a mistake we've made before. So we want change. We want to move differently. To avoid moving along with the cycle of conditioning that makes us move around in the same circle. To refigure our movement by connecting with new patterns, creating new ways of moving. Moving differently. How do we do that? A first clue is our mistake: we know where we don't.
Refiguring | Collaborate
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Some of the most enjoyable and fruitful collaborations I have engaged in emerged because I asked. And in my view the single most important thing about the internet is that it allows people to connect who otherwise would never have met. As a researcher, writer, maker and teacher I am looking for collaborations with people who are heading in a similar direction. This could be to make a filmpoem. Create a taught course. Set up a community initiative. Or find new ways. To support yourself. If what I do.
Refiguring | On work
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ON WORKING AND WORKING IT OUT. Asking you to support my work. I’m open for that support to take different forms depending on what is possible and what feels appropriate (perhaps it is as simple as helping me connect with other people and projects). And I will explore different ways of reciprocating in turn. About this, illustrated by Gavin Aung Than). Giving up the idea of a career for something more indeterminate and nebulous has not been difficult although I expect that following. The point is that som...
Refigurations | Transforming sustainabilities
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The rhetoric of ‘sustainability’ doesn’t make much of a difference, ecologically speaking, to the policies that are rolled out under this banner in order to turn around the negative environmental impacts of industrialisation, overconsumption, pollution and habitat loss. And the fundamental reason for this is that sustainability is framed as an act of balancing human needs against environmental protection a calculation in which the needs (and wants) of humans very nearly always win out. Chapters 4 to 6 ar...
Refiguring | How I made this site
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HOW I MADE THIS SITE. I built this site with iWeb. Which is a simple, intuitive and completely out of date software that came with my Mac (Apple stopped developing it in 2011). There are quite a few similar and free template-based softwares out there for creating websites which save you the hassle of learning to programme (although that will of course take you into another realm of possibilities). I’m not going to explain how. Refiguring.net is registered through Gandi. Switching to Ecological and Dissid...
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Continuing Adventures of A Curious Code Monkey. Temporarily mount a Windows share in CentOS 6.4. December 2nd, 2013. If you just want to mount a Windows share quickly and easily on the command line, try this. You’ll need to install the cifs-utils package first. Depending on your system and the folder you are trying to use, you may also need to sudo this command. Mount -t cifs / servername/sharename /path/to/local/folder -o 'user=remoteuser,rw,uid=localusername,gid=localgroupname'. March 12th, 2013. Page ...
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Below is a list of currently available steels for pattern welding. 15N20 is used as the bright colour steel, because of the nickle content, with 20C being the darker steel. These steels are all 3mm thick and in the annealed condition, ie soft. A cutting service is available so you can easily build up a billet for welding. An ideal size for welding by hand would be about 125 x 40mm. I can also supply full sheets of 15N20, 1000 x 350mm and 20C in sheets of 1450 x 260mm. The chemical composition by % is,.
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Pattern West News (Old RC Blogs). What better place to report from. the flight line! Saturday, July 16, 2011. I have added the Team Canada F3A 2011 blog link to the Pattern Links and Blogs section. Or you can just click on this link http:/ teamcanadaf3a2011.blogspot.com/. This will be the my main portal for information and updates during our trip to Muncie, IN. Various blogs will be appearing and I will list these on the Team blog site. there already starting to show up. Sunday, October 31, 2010. Our onl...
PatternWhichConnects | Welcome
A great chain of events. Have brought you here and. The rest of time is shaped by. That very same pattern. Whatever impelled you to. Be reading these words will. Propel you to new and. PatternWhichConnects is currently kept as an archive until it finds new life and use. I still write and update the Remembering. Blog To keep up with my current doings, please visit refiguring.net.
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