Andreas Tranvik
PhD candidate at Lund University
Literature, knowledge, history
- Reposted by Andreas TranvikWinter 2026 issue is here! Featuring essays by Yves Winter, Christopher Grobe, Esther Yu, Saul Nelson, Colleen Ruth Rosenfeld, James I. Porter, Michael Dango, and Robert Mitchell, Orit Halpern, and Henning Schmidgen. criticalinquiry.uchicago.edu/past_issues/...
- Reposted by Andreas TranvikThis was published in the dead week between Christmas and New Year’s. If you work in education & were, reasonably, taking a break, maybe you missed it. Don’t miss it.
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- Min syster har skrivit den roligaste jultexten du kommer läsa i år…
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- Reposted by Andreas TranvikGrading and googling hallucinated citations, as one does nowadays, and now that LLMs have been around for a while, I've discovered new horrors: hallucinated journals are now appearing in Google Scholar with dozens of citations bc so many people are citing these fake things
- Reposted by Andreas TranvikMerriam-Webster’s human editors have chosen ‘slop’ as the 2025 Word of the Year.
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- Reposted by Andreas TranvikI'm thrilled to share that "Poetry in the Digital Age: An Interdisciplinary Handbook" is out! It brings together a range of perspectives on poetry parameters, formats, practices, debates & more – and is available in open access via the link below: @poetryda.bsky.social @degruyterbrill.bsky.social
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- Jag tänker ofta, alltför ofta, på denna passage.
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- Reposted by Andreas TranvikNär vi inte längre väger våra ord i mellanmänskliga samtal och egenförfattade texter, när misstänksamheten ersätter viljan till djupare förståelse – då har den humanistiska vetenskapen förlorat sin själ. humtank.se/anna-hegardt...
- I dag bråkar jag om AI, akademiskt skrivande och hantverksskicklighet. Framför allt gör jag ett försök att koppla samman AI-frågan här och nu med en sedan länge existerande andlig robotisering i universitetsvärlden, en robotisering som föregriper de stora språkmodellernas utbredning.
- Reposted by Andreas TranvikHumanioras publiceringskulturer skapar huvudvärk för forskningens utvärderare. I Vetenskapsrådets Forskningsbarometer 2025 har området i vissa delar utelämnats. Är humaniora satt på undantag i kunskapsnationen Sverige? humtank.se/linus-salo-o...
- Reposted by Andreas Tranvik1. Social media is now 5% following friends and 95% watching videos made by strangers. 2. Every podcast is turning into a YouTube show. 3. AI companies can't stop building TikTok clones. Everything is becoming television. I wrote about why that matters. www.derekthompson.org/p/why-everyt...
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- Reposted by Andreas Tranvik‘Satire can be a powerful agent of those wider, slower forms of political and social change, though when measured against the immediate political intentions of its authors it can seem as though it has achieved nothing at all.’ Colin Burrow on satire: www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
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- Reposted by Andreas TranvikI think we’re on the cusp of mass attempts to automate teaching, and I also think it is going to be a massive wasteful failure in ways that will make the “learning loss” of the pandemic look like a speed bump next to a mountain.
- Pleased to be able to present this short piece on Andrew Hui’s original and engaging study of the study—in one of my very favorite journals, at that.
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- Reposted by Andreas TranvikNew article: literary studies/theatre studies meets the history of knowledge as I make the case for revisiting two canonical works of Scandinavian and European modern drama as representations and critiques of the process of specialization within the modern research university.
