Kontturi.blogspot.com Website Review

Balancing the Contemporary Culture Researcher between the Academy and the Ankkalan. The blog includes a gateway to fantasy, stacked cartoons, quotes from literature, comments (nerd) about culture, a touch of the unbearable pregnancy of a researcher, and a whispered call to talk about cartoon research. Since I had been planning my weekend school at the university just that weekend, I just got there on Saturday night, so I managed to miss out on all the tables and other interesting programs. But even a short visit was good. So I was involved in the current state of play in the Finnish comic book research program, which started at 12 noon on Sunday, partly as a panel discussion, partly as a small presentation. I was excited to see anyone on Sunday, so it was a pleasure to see how a small movie hall upstairs was filled with people interested in cartoon research. More tension was caused by LibreOffice, who decided to throw all of Powerpoint's designs into a horse's knot, so at least the audience was allowed to see how Katja adjusts the layout of the slides ten minutes before the presentation. My speech, which took about a minute, opened the program. My intention was to create a quick overview of Finland's comic book research and to look at what has already been done and what is currently being done. So in practice, I told you who does what at any university and what subjects. At the same time, it was found that the districts are small and more doctoral candidates are always needed. I also encouraged to join the Finnish Comics Scientists Group on Facebook, there was a Master or a Bachelor of Arts after the opening. We highlighted the importance of Finnish-language research, the need to combine theory and practice with, for example, my own comic book department, which was also linked to Harri's decision to make his own thesis in cartoon form. We agreed on