A handbook of the Lund spirit – if it exists. [Utg. av] Bild & Media AB.

Studentupplaga. Första engelska upplagan, tryckt i 300 exemplar. Contents: Foreword: 'Why a paperback edition at a student price?'; In search of the Lund spirit, by Göran Bexell; The Lund spirit and the spirit of the time, by Svante Nordin; Reflections on the Lund spirit, by Göran Bexell; We must never stop changing, by Christina Abdulahad; Is there a Lund spirit? by Ingvar Carlsson; You are more or less marinated in knowledge, by Annie Lööf; A toast to Lund! Ad multos annos! by Anders Arborelius; Meanwhile in Uppsala, by Eva Åkesson; On the way to spring in Lund, by Erik Renström; 'The Lund spirit?', by KG Hammar; 'You have a special sense of humour', by Lars Jonung; Why does the Lund spirit only exist in Lund? by Lars Haikola; Irreverence is a Lundensian tradition, by Lars Westerberg; A bunch of rosemary, by Jessica Widegren; Lund and diplomacy, by Olof Skoog; Putting an end to conflicts, by Ebba & Walter Fischer; From a little metropolis to a big one, by Catarina R. Dolsten & Mikael Dolsten; Prepared for both - but mostly just one, by Johanna Grönbäck; A work of art dedicated to 'The Listener', by Hans Grevelius; Something you carry with you your whole life, by Katarina Bernhardsson; ; 'Play, Make, Share', by Anna Stenstam; Identity building as a kamikaze mission, by Anna Modéer Wiking; Entertainment in the dissemination of knowledge, by Johan Östling; A fine blend of tolerance, by Thomas Kaiserfeld; I have tested both success and failure, by Emmy Svensson; The Order of the Magnolia and the Nation Orders, by Göran Larsson; Ad omnia paratus - prepared for everything, by Carin Brenner; Education for knowledge and ignorance, by Annika Björkdahl; A tussle with the Lund spirit, by Martin Hansen; Student evenings - when Lund plays host, by Madina Refoi; Some things I learned in Lund, by Hanna Gunnarsson; An anecdote-based attempt at a definition, by Johan Stenfeldt; The students who disappeared, by Louise Lennartsson; '… is it a bank or what?', by Jonas Lloyd; Behind the scenes, by Olof Jarlman; The Lund spirit in the world of spex, by Pia Dellson; What would one be without the other? By Fanny Ramel; An indissoluble harmony, by Hugo Carlsson; Who can be offended by the Lund spirit? by Lena Ek; Being a Lundensian, by Mats Svegfors; Not everything has got worse since the 1970s, by Katarina Mazetti; The quest for the Lund spirit, by Allan Larsson; Holding your breath, by Sven Unger; Capturing the Lund spirit in pictures, by Per Lindström; Scepticism about given truths, by Jens Henriksson; Now I can see what I did not see then, by Ella Sjöbeck; My Lund, by Siqi Zhao; he Lund spirit lives in the wings of university life, by Linn Alfredsson; Suddenly, doors opened that I didn't know existed, by Pegah Afsharian; With the nation in our hearts, by Esaias Belfrage & Sebastian Kaspár; From engineer to professor, by Annika Olsson; The Lund spirit in a nano perspective, by Lars Samuelson; A tribute to the Pufendorf Institute, by Jessica Abbott; The engineer and an agreeable bubble, by Skotte Mårtensson; There was certainly an ESS spirit here in Lund, by Colin Carlile; In search of the Lund spirit - a journey, by Christer Fåhraeus; It could have been Umeå, or perhaps Uddevalla, by Per Lindström; The joy of unlocking my brain, by Joshua Arteta Gonzáles; Self-detachment has often been selective, by Patrick Amsellem; 'Lundagård - name of our longing', by Kjell Å. Modéer; The Lund spirit can be both cynical and lax, by Per Svensson; Tacit knowledge, by Johan Wester; The Lund spirit lives on, by Göran Bexell; Index of persons; Thanks & Colophon.