#23

Today I have had half an article writing day, with work done related to planning and rescheduling of writing days, and an interview Federico Comollo conducted with Michael Marder and me. This brings the number of writing days this Autumn up to 23 including 8,5 article writing days.

#22,5

Today I have had half an article writing day, with work done related to an invited (although competitive) chapter contribution related to transecology which I am considering, and an interview Federico Comollo conducted with Michael Marder and me. I also did a little planning. This brings the number of writing days this Autumn up to 22,5 including 8 article writing days.

#21,5

Today I have had half an article writing day, with work done in relation to the interview that Federico Comollo has conducted with Michael Marder and me, and proof-reading conducted for my book review of Xany Jansen van Vuuren´s book Interpreting, communication and animal welfare. An ecosemiotic analysis of interspecies translation, titled "A primer on interspecies translation and animal welfare", which is forthcoming in Biosemiotics. This brings the number of writing days this Autumn up to 21,5 including 7 article writing days.

#21

Today I have had an article writing day, with work done in relation to the article "Kan velferd og miljø måles i forlengelsen av BNP?" (literally: Can welfare and environment be measured as an extension of GDP?) which I have co-written with Jan Karlstrøm and which is currently under consideration in Samfunn og økonomi. In the process I added some 200 words to the manuscript. Moreover, I did some work related to an interview that Federico Comollo has conducted with Michael Marder and me.

This brings the number of writing days this Autumn up to 21 including 6,5 article writing days.

Interview with me and Michael Marder by Federico Comollo

Today I have been interviewed by Federico Comollo (online) along with Michael Marder, on our basic understanding of life. A written version will hopefully appear at some point next year.