#Books

Arts & Humanities

Beyond Individual Suffering: Mental Health and Intersectionality in Literature

Literature reveals mental health as a social issue, not just an individual one. By amplifying patients’ voices and exposing systemic inequalities, it helps us understand how culture, class and power shape our collective psychological wellbeing.

Academia & Publishing

How to Digitize 68,000 Books Without Losing Your Sense of Humor

Transforming centuries-old books into a modern digital archive requires patience, precision, and the occasional kitchen utensil. Join our resident archivists Katinka Bratvold and Florian Hofbauer as they share the joys and surprises of preserving scholarship for future generations.

Arts & Humanities

The Comeback of the Diary – and How It Boosts Your Wellbeing

Thomas Mann and Virginia Woolf led the way – but you don’t have to be a celebrated author to put your most personal thoughts on paper. In an era full of hectic schedules, crises and media overload, it is more worthwhile than ever to write instead of scroll. It’s time to free the diary from its dusty image!

Arts & Humanities

Das Comeback des Tagebuchs – und warum es uns guttut

Thomas Mann und Virginia Woolf machten es vor – doch man muss keine berühmte Schriftstellerin oder kein gefeierter Schriftsteller sein, um seine persönlichsten Gedanken zu Papier zu bringen. In einer Zeit voller Hektik, Krisen und medialer Reizüberflutung lohnt es sich mehr denn je, zu schreiben statt zu scrollen. Es ist an der Zeit, das Tagebuch von seinem verstaubten Image zu befreien!

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