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Very good advice.

Hemingway would agree with you about adjectives.

I think, i feel the same way. Autumn vibe🍂 I love playing with words and i discovered that when i read a lot, i write better. Hence, my writing Skill didn't go far writing journal. But still trying 😅 I've heard national writing month for the First time. It sounds great. Ooo! And by the way i counted that you said 11 times" sit down". (⁠•⁠‿⁠•⁠) Thanks a lot for Tipps, which I need more, i guess lol

Also, an online writing community would really fit you I think :-) (I mean if you would lead it)

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Your background is 💯

Hey Luise, which text was it you read by Adorno on essayistik? Is it "Der Essay als Form"?

I am a subscriber of your youtube channel and a youtube expert. I like your videos very much. But I want to tell you about some problems with the UA-cam channel. Are you willing to talk to me?

Currently studying library science and looking forward to starting work. Your videos are calming for me and I always come here to see your literary recommendations.

Nice to hear from you again, Luise! I'm just curious about what's that pepper themed item in your office? 😅

I don't get why you do this if it is so hard for you and doesn't come naturally. Everyone is different. There is no need for you to do this if you don't enjoy it. Why not find something that comes more easily to you and fulfils you without having to struggle? This subject and occupation is no better than any other and only because others strive to master it and enjoy it does not mean it is the right thing for you. Why waste your one single life on struggling with something that is not something that flows with your being?

Hi Luise!! I was wondering if you could give me some advice about how to start writing literature. I studied biochemistry and because of an illness I had to stop going to uni and stayed home to recover my health. In this time I have tried to write short stories and I have ended up creating a whole fantasy universe. The problem is that I don't know how to write things properly and that I haven't any knowledge about styles, types of writing... What things should I learn to write better? Is there something theorical about literature that I must know before starting to write? Thank you very much for your videos, they are very inspirational!! :)

Can relate so much to the Adorno part. I don’t think I have ever read a text of his where I didn’t spend the first few pages wondering what on earth he is talking about. Also do you have any recommendations for good study spaces in Vienna? Preferably something that’s mostly free of first semester kids?

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You have a beautiful face and smile 😊🙏

Summer depression is absolutely real! The heat can definitely affect our moods, and for some people, having too much light during the day can mess up our circadian rhythms. Also, as an American, I like to believe that all Europeans drink tea while writing on typewriters. :)

Hi Luise, I loved listening about your studies and what your paper is going to be about. My time studying at University was definitely some of my favourite years of my life. I also studied literature, mainly English, Afrikaans and Dutch literature. Reading and researching the different literature and writers was always so interesting and it made me feel hungry to know more😅. I hope your research goes well and that you manage to come into regular communication with your supervisor. Ps. I also watch Morgan Long's videos! I love her, Landen and Monsieur Roo so so much!

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I feel the same way now that I'm studying my masters too. My classmates seem so clever and prepared for all the courses and sometimes I feel like I'm the dumbest because of what I can't comprehend in lectures. But perhaps we are clever enough because we are stuying our masters...

this was a great vid, i know it must be tiring but you're living my dream college life. i'm kind of late but here in turkey there is some prejudice for any dialect that isn't the standardised istanbul dialect. they tend to be associated with being uneducated or unintelligent, tho it's usually used in humor and not anything serious.

Professors not having enough time to help with thesis / PhD theses seems to be an international problem. Universities should hire professors just to tutor for the thesis, it's a whole job...

I feel like uni has a way of making us feel like we aren't always good or clever enough to be there, but we have to do our best not to let uni make us feel like that! Also makes me feel like I should dedicate all my time to studying and nothing else which is not true! But we can do this 💪

Oh, this is such a relatable video. I studied philosophy for a while and we had a course on Adorno's "Dialektik der Aufklärung". I don't remember much, but I do remember, how most of us struggled and the teacher was basically telling us to just assume we read in a new language, we first have to learn. And being ghosted by the prof for a thesis, that seems to happen so often, it's terrible. If you feel like it, I would love to get some reading guidelines and recommendations for those female Austrian turn of the century authors (even if there are no translations, German is fine). Also, it would be fun to "come along" when you get your typewriter to the repair shop. I hope the prof will answer soon and that the workload will be less overwhelming the clearer it becomes.

7:19 you are so right. Right now how difficult to understand C1 german and its Literature. And I'm thinking, like it seems,nobody give effort like me. I'm reading again and again. But no! İt's difficult. But I'm proud that I try(⁠◠⁠‿⁠◕⁠)

Today i was searching,what resources my professor uses in her seminar. I found that she was using some resources of Vienna university literature department. I was total surprised and it reminded me you. And i was happy about that 😊

Haha the Tüchi! I wear it all the time too. I have a bunch with Edelweiss on them from my mom XD We're just the perfect cliche to represent Austria here on booktube. I feel like we should make a video together where we really lean into it ;-)

Thank you for sharing such beauty, your thoughts and your harmony! Greetings from Ukraine!

I also work in the library. Cataloguing, adding tags, UDC code to books. Disadvantages: salary. Advantages: everything else. Here everything was rebuilt after the war since like 80% of buildings were destroyed.

Not fun fact: the whole territory of Belarus was occupated by the Germans. After the war if you lived in Belarus and have no paper proof that you were member of the Resistance you would be fucked. Twice so if you are Jewish, Romani or Tartar. And let me remind you most of resistance members knew maybe two other members so that if they get captured they won't be able to reveal much. And the third of Belarus population was killed during the War. 🤐

Took a break from youtube last month and I'm glad to come back to such a cozy video X

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Your English is very, very good. When you said "to take my head off", it was clear what you meant. It's still funny, because it sounds like you could just screw your head off and on again (because the of things is missing).

We're all here to hear you say those pleasant morning words in your characteristic Austrian accent, "Heloooo." That's so much like walking through a garden. You said it best Luise, "it's gonna be alrite🎶." Has a nice sing-song flavour🙂.

Any context as to why this was happening to German refugees in post-war Europe?

What a lovely and interesting video! I always appreciate recommendations from librarians as a reader.

I really like the vibe of your video! It's very cozy and genuine.

The Körper in the Library, Agatha Christie

Because you placed your huge mug close to the objective, it looks even huger. It puzzeled my persepction lol. Btw I love your content.

It’s sad to hear that they are closing the big reading room. I much prefer it to the reading rooms at my study-specific libraries (prehistory and economics).

You’re really lovely

Thank you for your videos! I was lucky to travel to Vienna last fall. I have been enjoying your videos to keep me excited until my next visit which is later this week. Any vintage bookstore recommendations? Thank you!

A fellow librarian helping staff here, working in the public library of Vienna and I love this job <3 Kinda sad that my contract expires soon :( Anyways very lovely video and interesting insights🤍📚

Oh no they're closing the reading room !? D: (p.s.: lovely insightful video & I love how you don't wear make up. you're so naturally beautiful :-)

Wow. Such a lovely job. I didn't know even anyone can be librarian. When i have a chance, definitely I'm going to think. How much time do you work? And what is the difference between full time librarian and assistant in terms of time?

Thanks for the behind-the-scenes insight, I had a blast completing my PhD & teaching in the university system (creative writing), so have spent many happy hours in uni libraries (but from the front-of-house perspective) - a fun video, thank you!

Oh I just love your videos! Always so interesting and inspiring! 📚

Thank you for a lovely video on libraries! I worked at our university's library for 3 to 4 years while I was studying and I absolutely loved it! One of my favourite things to do was to go and find the books someone reserved to be put on hold. Since then I've been visiting all the public libraries around our city...we have so many! I also prefer the older libraries to the more modern ones, but if a library has a lot of good study tables...it's always a win. In South Africa, some of my favourite libraries are the Cape Town Central library and the library in Rondebosch.

So true, how (female) librarians in particular are romanticized in the movies. I'm thinking of Evelyn O'Connell from The Mummy movies. Granted, she was a romantic interest, so ...😂

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I enjoyed very much this last three videos, and the book talk is very relaxing. I think everybook has a risk level.