Here are screenshots of the Zoom conference of ISCLR 2021 (Monday, June 28).
Screenshot of Zoom session, Monday, June 28, 2021
Of course, interfering animals and the showing of cats and dogs on screen is a good zoom conference custom (screenshot by Ben Radford)
Four screenshots from Tuesday, June 29:
Screenshots from Wednesday, June 30:
Slideshow by Daria RadchenkoEmili Samper takes us on a virtual tour through TarragonaTom Mould’s presentation on memes, counter memes and anti-legends on welfare and povertyHere’s Mould’s venn diagram on memes, counter memes and anti-legendsStill from a video on collecting and categorizing monsters by David Puglia
The full video by David Puglia:
Screenshots from Thursday, July 1:
Ghostlore in the Pokemon tales (Marta Pavelková)Rübezahl may have inspired Tolkien in his creation of Gandalf (Jan Pohunek)Emili Samper shows us some excellent Catalan food. Here: fuet.Amabie, a traditional Japanese mermaid, is protecting the people against corona (Gunnella Thorgeirsdottir)Daisy Ahlstone on the legendary, extinct Tasmanian Tiger and pieces of artTeo Rogers on ancient astronauts and condescending (post-)colonial thinkingIan Brodie on the academic course he developed about ‘fake news’All Apocalypses ever predicted never happened. But don’t despair: 2021 will have a new End of the World, and after that many more will follow (Dan Compora)Gail de Vos on local legends about the Golden Spruce and the White Raven
Screenshots from Friday, July 2:
Petr Janacek on the folktale of the parents killing their own, not recognized sonAurore van de Winkel: the Notre Dame on fire and the cross that did not burnEda Kalmre on the fear of premature burying
Theo Meder on the Nigerian Scam 2.0Carme Oriol and Emili Samper on the founder of the Catalan universityThank you, Emili and Carme!
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