“Let us Calculate!”: Leibniz, Llull, and the Computational Imagination

Three hundred years after the death of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz and seven hundred years after the death of Ramon Llull, Jonathan Gray looks at how their early visions of computation and the “combinatorial art” speak to our own age of data, algorithms, and artificial intelligence.

Uma periferia global. Armando de Lacerda e o Laboratório de Fonética Experimental de Coimbra (1936-1979). | Llull, Revista de la Sociedad Española de Historia de las Ciencias y de las Técnicas

Unearthing Historical Memory from Franco's Museum

A talk by Joan Pinyol What would you do if you discovered that the remains of your grandfather were stolen from his grave, decades ago? What would you do if you found out that he was now buried close to the man responsible for his death? Come meet Catalan writer Joan Pinyol, presenting his latest book "Avi, et trauré d'aquí!" (2019, 'Grandpa, I will take you out from here!'), based on his own true story.

Estado policial, ya está siendo

No se trata de un gobierno arbitrario y ladrón, que lo es, sino de un Estado que, además de corrupto, se basa en la inmoralidad y en el poder de la fuerza

El cubo de hielo (o la peripecia de un periodista inglés para escribir sobre Catalunya)

Si molestas a los independentistas, eres rehén de “la prensa de Madrid”. Si enfadas a los españolistas, eres un tonto cuya visión está manchada por la leyenda negra o anclada en el franquismo