The final evening of this autumn reading circle brings together the threads of the season's novels. Selected texts from Imran Rashid's Sanseløs and Hartmut Rosa's Situation und Konstellation are read aloud and discussed, with a focus on how digital technology shapes our senses, attention and relationships, and how rules, apps and algorithms leave less room for judgement and pause.
The circle asks what happens to human freedom and responsibility when systems increasingly suggest, sort and decide for us, and which spaces for human judgement we want to protect in an artificial age. It is open to anyone who enjoys good books and wants to share their reading experience and think aloud with others. The series is led by Simon Ben Karottki, a cand.pæd.fil. and Danish teacher, together with the priest Lise Rasmussen.
