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description: Advanced further reading
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# Advanced further reading

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Because of the frames of the program, we lack the possibility to dive deep into topics, we merely touch upon a topic before we move on to the next one. The responsibility to dig deeper is, therefore, on you, depending on what you see as valuable. Here is a list of books that we highly recommend looking into before module 2.

We do not have these books available for you because of copy-right restriction, but finding them online shouldn't be a problem.\
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**Tips/checklist:**

1. Read what **interests** you.
2. Find **free reading materials**. Check out libgen. (Libgen is not legal.)
3. Relate what you read to **your own life**. How does the reading apply to you, and how can you apply what you read in a different context?
4. Ask yourself questions while reading, what is the **essence** of what is being communicated here?
5. Be critical, what does the writer **assume or depend** upon?

## Read

**1.** Brown, Peter C. 2014. _Make It Stick: The Science of Successful Learning_. Cambridge, Massachusetts: The Belknap Press of Harvard University Press.\
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**2.** Karp, Tom. 2016. _Til Meg Selv (NO)_

**3.** Alvesson, Mats. 2013. _The Triumph of Emptiness_. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Chapter 1-3, 5, 6, 7, 9.

**4.** Gergen, Kenneth. 2015. _An Invitation to Social Construction_. 3rd ed.&#x20;

**5.** Cunliffe, Ann. 2014. _A Very Short, Fairly Interesting and Reasonably Cheap Book about Management_. 2nd ed. Sage.
