After well received EPs Neuroritual (2019), Forma Viva (2020) and Wild Tales (2023), FANTAZMA reaches a new chapter – a full length debut FREE FALL. Their (Karst) roots are growing towards exploration of elusive details, while still providing a place for expansive beats, psychedelic landscapes and funky grooves. Nine fresh tracks with well seasoned forms of expression and rounded aesthetics. Fantazma offers you a sonic Free Fall, gravity will take care of the rest. Fantazma is the musical project of two soulmates (Jan Turk & Klemen Mozetic), who share a deep passion for music. Their first EP, Neuroritual, was released in 2019 on the Forestdelic label, followed by Forma Viva Ep (2020) and Wild Tales Ep (2023). All releases were accepted with open arms and made appearances at some of the biggest summer festivals. Since then, Fantazma's sound has traveled through various musical landscapes, all the while growing and maturing, and today their music offers access to the most colorful parts of your mind. The duo brings funky, psychedelic happiness on the dancefloor while maintaining the coolness of twisted night-time grooves.

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In this episode, we discuss Annie Ernaux’s writing in The Years alongside a paper by Jenefer Robinson entitled ‘Style and Personality in the Literary Work’. We consider Robinson’s assertion that an author’s style expresses their personality, and set it in the context of influential views of style formulated by such modernists as Flaubert, Joyce, and T.S. Eliot, and by such literary theorists as Barthes, Bakhtin, and Kristeva. Ernaux’s own study of literature coincided with the heyday of literary theory in France. We use Robinson’s paper as a starting-point for reflection on the purposes and effects of the impersonal style Ernaux crafts in The Years.
 
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Scarlett Baron, Associate Professor of English at University College London
Alice Harberd, PhD student in the Philosophy Department at University College London.

Guests: 
Clare Carlisle, Professor of Philosophy at King’s College London.
Lucy O’Brien, Richard Wollheim Chair of Philosophy at University College London.
Emmanuel Campion-Dye, PhD student at University College London.

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Season 2, Episode 3 Style and Personality: Jenefer Robinson

Tina Seelig is an educator, entrepreneur, and bestselling author who has spent decades teaching creativity, innovation, and leadership at Stanford. She is the executive director of Knight-Hennessy Scholars and director emerita of the Stanford Technology Ventures Program. In this presentation, inspired by her forthcoming book What I Wish I Knew about Luck, Seelig gives practical and encouraging advice – illustrated by real-life stories – designed to help young people see and seize lucky opportunities.

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Today on the Edge of Innovation, we discuss the psychology of design with researcher and author Victor Yocco. Learn more about Victor and his new book Design for the Mind, here: http://www.victoryocco.com/

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