"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."
Quest’anno dall’inizio dell’anno, ancora senza sapere cosa ci attendeva, vi ho consigliato un libro ogni lunedì. Una lista lunga 52 titoli che si conclude oggi. Ne ho anche scritto uno, quest’anno: il mio secondo libro che parla di BIM.
Voi cosa avete letto di buono?
The collection I have, features three stories: The Student (Joseito), Applause (Kassai), and The Tale of Urashima (Urashimasan). They’re very different, not so much in mood (it’s Dazai Osamu after all) but in scope and purpose, and that makes this book a little weird. The
Carson McCullers (1917 – 1967) was an influential American novelist, playwright, and short-story writer renowned for her depictions of the spiritual isolation, identity struggles, and inner lives of outcasts in the American South. Her acclaimed debut novel is The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter (1940),
Last week, I wrote a little thing on doing strategy with LEGO® Serious Play®, and I mentioned in passing the theoretical foundations of the method. This week, I’d like to dive deeper into that. To understand why LEGO Serious Play works the way it does,
The collection I have, features three stories: The Student (Joseito), Applause (Kassai), and The Tale of Urashima (Urashimasan). They’re very different, not so much in mood (it’s Dazai Osamu after all) but in scope and purpose, and that makes this book a little weird. The
Carson McCullers (1917 – 1967) was an influential American novelist, playwright, and short-story writer renowned for her depictions of the spiritual isolation, identity struggles, and inner lives of outcasts in the American South. Her acclaimed debut novel is The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter (1940),
Last week, I wrote a little thing on doing strategy with LEGO® Serious Play®, and I mentioned in passing the theoretical foundations of the method. This week, I’d like to dive deeper into that. To understand why LEGO Serious Play works the way it does,
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