Showing posts with label documents online. Show all posts
Showing posts with label documents online. Show all posts

Monday, 26 September 2016

Festschrift to Kalevi Kull now freely available online

Semiotics in the wild: Festschrift in honor of Kalevi Kull on the occasion of his 60th birthday (edited by Timo Maran, Kati Lindström, Riin Magnus and myself, Tartu university Press 2012) is now available in full text online, through Timo Maran´s Academia.edu profile.

Thursday, 28 January 2016

New, updated CV publicly available (via Scribd)

I have recently, in several rounds, updated my CV (now 18 pp). The version as of yesterday has now been uploaded to Scribd in PDF format - see here. This is the first public update of my CV since 2013.

Wednesday, 17 June 2015

My Academia.edu profile

My profile at Academia.edu currently has 335 followers, and has had 6.503 views to date (currently in the top 2% by 30-day no. of views). You´ll find plenty of material there, including info on 39 papers and 66 talks.

Tuesday, 14 January 2014

Webstats, Scribd: 14 documents with 1,000+ reads

It's been a while since I've posted statistics about my Scribd page, where there are as of now 43 documents from my hand. As of today these documents have a total of 46,121 views, which means that on average each document has had more than 1,000 views. I have 19 followers and 36 likes.

Ranked by number of reads, this is those with at least 1,000 reads as of today:
1. Utopisk Realisme 2009: 3,759 reads
2. Utopisk Realisme 2010: 2,990 reads
4. Utopian Realism 2009: 1,775 reads
6. Historieløst om klima: 1,582 reads
7. Utopian Realism 2010: 1,486 reads
10. Burlesk vitenskapsparodi: 1,123 reads
13. Tidsvitne omslag [book cover]: 1,010 reads

The latest version of my CV, posted in February 2013, has 944 reads. Latest online version of my bibliography, posted February 2012, has 933 reads.

Some 2 years ago only 7 documents had more than 1,000 reads (but note that some versions of my CV and bibliography may reach 1,000 + and then be removed when updated). My blog collection for 2009 for Utopisk Realisme is leading now as then, attracting close to 1,000 reads per year. The most read academic article, The Statistician's Guide to Utopia: The Future of Growth, has in comparison had only 600 reads the last couple of years combined. The bio-translator - interview with biosemiotician Kalevi Kull has had close to 800 views the last 2 years, Om fluer og filosofi [interview with Arne Næss] only 2-300.

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