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Seminar: "Beyond the Ultimate Crisis? The Mourning of Loss and the Loss of Mourning in Hélène Cixous and Anne Michaels”
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Queer seminar: Queer Life
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International Workshop – Valuations of Life
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Seminar: The History of 10%: Measures of Sexual Behavior and the Gay Rights Movement in the U.S.
My talk is a biography of a number. I investigate how 10% became the conventional estimate of the proportion of homosexuals in the U.S. for about 25 years.
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Gunnar Theodór Eggertsson: “‘Explorers of an Unknown World‘“
The Higher Seminar in Literature
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"Material Culture of Music Books in Post-Reformation Sweden"
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Transitional justice from above and below? A global comparative perspective. Lectur 1; Transitional justice in post-liberal times
Transitional justice in post-liberal times
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Black Feminist Thought in White Swedish Civil Society. Reconsidering the Outsider Within while studying The Swedish Union of Tenants
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Danielle van den Heuvel and coworkers presents the projekt “The Freedom of the Streets”
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Amalia Juneström will be presenting a draft of her third article.
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Migration of Memory
This seminar focuses on the attempts of nation building of a short-lived Belarusian People’s Republic (Belaruskaia Narodnaia Respublika), declared on March 25, 1918, the first attempt at establishing Belarusian statehood in the modern era.
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Ralf Bader: "Admissible factorisations and hyperintensional independence"
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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Servaas van der Berg: "Appreciation and Non-Instrumental Motivation"
The Higher Seminar in Aesthetics
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Seminar on Statistical techniques in linguistic research
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Viktor Englund har slutseminarium
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Forgotten People of India : British Colonial Writings on Central Indian Tribes
In the post-1850 phase, the first set of exclusive literature on tribes came from the pen of colonial administrator-cum-ethnographers. The paper surveys the rise of this literature and analyses its contents. The paper shows that the substance of the traditional Hindu idea showing the Indian tribe as beastly and demonic humans crept into the present literature. Western racism colluded with the loca
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The Timing of Violence over the Election Cycle
In this lecture, Dr Richard Frank from the Australian National University will describe how four election-cycle characteristics (campaign length, multiple election rounds, bans, and boycotts) can precipitate violence, while also analyzing newly gathered electoral cycle data on these four election characteristics.
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(Moved) Carl Montan: "Misidentification as and false identity beliefs"
The Higher Seminar in Theoretical Philosophy
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Seminar on statistical techniques in linguistic research II
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Two Lectures on Dis/Connection: Conflicts, Activism and Reciprocity, Online and Beyond
The Cultural Matters Group at the Department of Sociology, in cooperation with Uppsala Forum on Democracy, Peace and Justice, invites you to two open lectures on the theme of Dis/Connection—digital methodologies, technological societies and online cultures.
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Dis/connection: Conflicts, Activism and Reciprocity Online and Beyond
Two open lectures with Annette Markham and Adam Fish on the theory and politics of a dis/connected digitalized society.
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Andrew Benjamin: "Dignity and Self-Making"
Guest Lecture – The Higher Seminar in the Philosophy of Language and Culture, and the Engaging Vulnerability Programme
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Sustainable urbanisation? The wellbeing and security of migrants in growing cities
This lecture, given by Neil Adger, Professor of Human Geography at the University of Exeter, seeks to integrate migration theory with emerging insights on multi-dimensional wellbeing and security, drawing on new evidence from observational and exploratory action research in Chattogram, the second largest city in Bangladesh.
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Sustainable Urbanisation? The wellbeing and security of migrants in growing cities.
The integration and wellbeing of new urban populations is central to building safe and sustainable cities and avoid poverty traps for migrant communities. Professor Neil Adger will give a public lecture on research on this topic. Pre-registration required by 18 September (see below)
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Nordic social partners and the European Semester: what kind of engagement and why (not)?
We have the pleasure of hereby inviting you to a Roundtable discussion on the topic which will take place at the University of Uppsala on 28 September 2018. The Roundtable will primarily address the involvement of Nordic social partners in the European Semester, with a focus on Sweden and Finland. The event is a key opportunity for an exchange of views between researchers, national and European st
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Terrakottaföremål från Ghana på British Museum: Materiella och immateriella assemblage
The purpose of the thesis is to identify, describe and interpret two series of terracotta objects from southern Ghana originally donated by Robert P. Wild to the British Museum in London between 1933 and 1936.
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Confirmation Bias in Criminal Cases
Confirmation bias is a tendency to selectively search for and emphasize information that is consistent with a preferred hypothesis, whereas opposing information is ignored or downgraded. This thesis examines the role of confirmation bias in criminal cases, primarily focusing on the Swedish legal setting. It also examines possible debiasing techniques.
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Moa Lidén defends her thesis in Jurisprudence
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Pastoral pasts in the Amboseli landscape: An archaeological exploration of the Amboseli ecosystem from the later Holocene to the colonial period
The Amboseli ecosystem, home of Amboseli National Park, is renowned for its extraordinary biodiversity, and has long drawn the attention of conservationists and ecologists hoping to safeguard the healthy functioning of this Kenyan rangeland and the pastoral traditions that have brought this landscape into being.
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Lecture: “Americanists in Unexpected Places”
What was American Studies?—and where?
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Boyden Michael
Lecture by George Blaustein (University of Amsterdam), "Americanists in Unexpected Places"
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Comparing Fading of Oral Narrative Features in Three Balochi Dialects
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Literature seminar
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Business Intelligence through a sociomaterial lens: The imbrication of people and technology in a sales process
This thesis explores the interaction between people and technology by looking at the daily use of a business intelligence (BI) system in an automotive company’s sales process, where sellers use the system to analyze, report, and measure sales performance. The thesis is based on a single case study, and the data sources are in-depth interviews, observations, and archival data.
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Päivi Kosonen: "När fungerar biblioterapi?"
The Higher Seminar in Literature
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Charlotte Bigg: "The View From Here,There and Nowhere?"
Office for History of Science
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"Polyphonic Love: A common theme in Schleiermacher and Bonhoeffer"
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The Swedish Funding System, and FORMAS in particular
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Disputation: Business Intelligence through a sociomaterial lens
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From the End of History to the Rise of Authoritarian Neoliberalism: The Cases of Hungary, Poland and Russia
A warm welcome to this Uppsala Forum guest lecture with visiting fellow Dr Adam Fabry, Postdoctoral research fellow at the Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Sobre Cultura y Sociedad (CIECS-CONICET-UNC), Córdoba, Argentina. Lecture title is "From the End of History to the Rise of Authoritarian Neoliberalism: The Cases of Hungary, Poland and Russia."
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From the End of History to the Rise of Authoritarian Neoliberalism: The Cases of Hungary, Poland and Russia
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Jörgen Rosén – Half-time PhD Seminar
PhD Seminar Series
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Konferens – Vem är arbetarförfattaren?
Nordisk arbetarlitteratur VI, 2018
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Carl Montan: "Misidentification as and false identity beliefs"
The Higher Seminar in Theoretical Philosophy
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Media and communication studies research day
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Transitional justice from above and below? A global comparative perspective. Lecture 2; Truth for peace?
Truth for peace?
Learning from the Solomon Islands -
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Guilherme Marques Pedro – Mid-term PhD Seminar
The Higher Seminar in Philosophy of Law
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Elin Nystrand von Unge: "Samlande krafter"
The Higher Seminar
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Thesis defence - Anders Johansson defends his doctoral thesis
The formation of successful physics students: Discourse and identity perspectives on university physics
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Om Bibel 2000 och dess tillkomst: Konsensus och konflikt i översättningsprocessen inom Bibelkommissionens GT-enhet
Disputation
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Matematiserande i förskolan: Geometri i multimodal interaktion
Disputation
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Tomas Ekenberg: "Is Money Evil?"
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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A Sense of Space
‘A Sense of Space’ is an exhibition featuring 15 works by the English artist Lynne Brown and celebrate the purchase by Uppsala University of two of the artist’s paintings, with motifs from Visby and Uppsala. Tuesday to Sunday, at 11.00-16.00.
The exhibition strive to celebrate the purchase by Uppsala University of two of the artist’s paintings, with motifs from Visby and Uppsala. The exhibit
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Elisabeth Nilsson Jobs – Final PhD Seminar
PhD Seminar Series
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Evidentiality: a theoretical framework
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Singing as Persuation and Negotiation in Early Seventeenth-Century English Drama
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Kvantitativa metoder inom humaniora
Joint Seminar – The Higher Seminar in Literature and the Department of Art History
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Tuesday Seminar
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Principe’s of Sámi reindeer herding in a modern market economy perspective
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Visby Maritime Symposium
International Merchant Shipping in the 21st century: Social Science Perspectives on Opportunities and Challenges
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Curious on R-programming?
Introduction to programming in the programming language R. The workshop is mainly aimed for researchers and PhD students.
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A Lighter Shade of Dark: Exploring the Value Adding and Value Subtracting Effects of Headquarters Attention and Involvement in Subsidiary Activities
Headquarters of multinational corporations are presented with a diverse range of stimuli that influences the issues that they pay attention to and ultimately get involved in. However, headquarters have to prioritize since their attention and resources are limited, and they cannot pay attention to all issues and get equally involved in all subsidiaries.
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Dissertation: A Lighter Shade of Dark
Amalia Nilsson defends her doctoral thesis: A Lighter Shade of Dark:
Exploring the Value Adding and Value Subtracting Effects of
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Seminarium om hur historiker kan bidra till kvaliteten i Wikipedia
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(CANCELLED) Elena Prats: Dissertation Project Plan
The Higher Seminar in Philosophy of Law
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WIP-Seminarium: “The informational and relational functions of evidentiality in interaction”
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How to Read East European Cities-Bringing back Space into History
Karl Schlögel is a historian and essayist, Professor Emeritus of the European University Viadrina in Frankfurt (Oder), Germany. He lives in Berlin. His research focuses on urban development and spatial aspects of historical change in the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.
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Job, his friends and the Book, as Abraham Ibn Ezra saw them
Eran Viezel graduated at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, at the Bible department. He teaches at the department of Bible, Archaeology and Ancient Near Eastern Studies at Ben Gurion University of the Negev (Beer Sheba).
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Latvia at a Crossroads: The Centenary of the Latvian State
This conference brings together researchers from across Europe and North America and from a variety of different disciplines to facilitate discussion of the social, political, economic and cultural context of Latvia. The network of scholars established by this event will represent the forefront of Latvian studies.
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Torfinn Huvenes: "Moral Disagreement and Disagreement about Taste"
The Higher Seminar in Theoretical Philosophy
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Anna Blennow: "Topos och topografi"
The Higher Seminar
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Tema "Kroppar och kroppsligheter"
The Higher Seminar in Literature
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Transitional justice from above and below? A global comparative perspective. Lectur 3; Transitional justice and the power of memory politics
Transitional justice and the power of memory politics
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Filmvetaren Per Vesterlund föreläser på temat "Mediehistoria och biografi. Reflektioner efter ett forskningsprojekt om Harry Schein"
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Unpacking Rational Use of Antibiotics: Policy in Medical Practice and the Medical Debate
Rational use of antibiotics–using antibiotics only when needed and in the right way–is a prioritized goal in policy aimed at preventing antimicrobial resistance. A vast body of research is devoted to understanding why unnecessary antibiotics are prescribed. However, this research tends to treat the definition of rational prescribing as an unproblematic fact, which is given by evidence.
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Magnus Jedenheim-Edling: "Group-Based Reasons"
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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Exploring the Mores of Mining: The oeconomy of the Great Copper Mine, 1716–1724
This thesis closely examines the Great Copper Mine in Falun in the first two decades of the eighteenth century. It uses a micro-historical approach to investigate the economic discourse of agrarian oeconomy, a complex idea tied to the early modern agrarian society.
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The Hans Rausing Lecture 2018 – Ken Alder
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Distinguished Lecture by Professor Kristina Höök
Designing with the Body: Somaesthetic Interaction Design
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The case of Sweden: profit without adequate investment in housing
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“Roundtable: Sensory history – A new hermeneutics for historical enquiry?”
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Roundtable discussion "Latvian Elections"
An expert panel consisting of Dr. Matthew Kott (researcher, IRES), Dr. Pēteris Timofejevs Henriksson (Umeå University), and Dr. Ryo Nakai (The University of Kitakyushu) will discuss the context, results, and possible consequences of the recent parliamentary elections in Latvia.
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Jonas Hultin Rosenberg and Johan Wejryd: "Planning for 'Exploring Citizenship' Wrap Up"
Internal conference for the project "Exploring Citizenship" in collaboration with the Department of Government
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Andreas Stokke: "Fiction, Non-Fiction, and Derived Contexts"
The Higher Seminar in Theoretical Philosophy
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Larissa Berger: "Necessary Universality and the Felt Syllogism of Taste"
The Higher Seminar in Aesthetics
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Philip Hahn presenterar sitt paper ”’I was rather minded to go back to Ceylon than to Swabia’: Global experiences of Swabian artisans in the VOC and their reintegration back home”
Philip Hahn presents his paper ”’I was rather minded to go back to Ceylon than to Swabia’: Global experiences of Swabian artisans in the VOC and their reintegration back home”
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Gershom Scholem. Master of the Kabbalah
David Biale is Emanuel Ringelblum Distinguished Professor of Jewish History at the University of California, Davis. He was educated at UC Berkeley, the Hebrew University and UCLA.
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Maria Ågren lägger fram texten ”Open households, individuals, and intermediaries”
Hushållet i fokus
Maria Ågren lägger fram texten ”Open households, individuals, and intermediaries”. Texten tillgängliggörs på institutionens internweb. Seminariedeltagare från andra håll kan mejla Karin (karin.jansson@hist.uu.se) för att få texten. -
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Transitional justice from above and below? A global comparative perspective. Lecture 4; Exploring impacts from bottom-up processes after mass violence
Exploring impacts of bottom-up processes after mass violence
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Amy Needham: "Hands-on Learning in Infants and Toddlers"
The General Seminar
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Thursday seminar
'You must scare the hell out of humans': Female masculinity, action heroes, and cyborg bodies in feminist science fiction literature” and ”Att bli fri? : En intervjustudie med kvinnor som omorienterat sig från att leva heterosexuellt till att leva lesbiskt”
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Thor Rydin: "History twice over"
The Higher Seminar
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(MOVED) David Payne: "The Proper of What and the Property of Whom?"
The Higher Seminar in Rhetoric – Guest Lecture
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Alexandra Hendry: "Attention and Executive Function in typically- and atypically-developing infants and toddlers"
Guest Lecture
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Torben Spaak: "The Scope of Legal Positivism"
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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När man skär i nuet faller framtiden ut: Den globala krisens bildvärld i Sverige under 1970-talet
The aim of this dissertation is to investigate how this notion of a threatening global crisis was visualized in Swedish public media during the 1970s.
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Margaret Moore: "The Political Theory of Territory"
The Higher Seminar in Philosophy of Law and the project "Exploring Citizenship" in collaboration with the Department of Government
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How hands shape the mind: The P400 as an index of manual actions and gesture perception
Disputation
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Marta Bakker – PhD Dissertation Defence
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Sheila Achermann – Half-time PhD Seminar
PhD Seminar Series
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Field work in Shughni-speaking area: our summer 2018 experience.
We are going to present a short report of our recent field work in Badakhshan district (Khorog and its immediate environment) aimed at documenting Shughni as it is spoken currently. Specimens of recorded texts will be provided.
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The First Uppsala Lecture in Human Geography: Environmental Deregulation, Spectacular Racism and White Nationalism in the Trump Era"
In this talk Professor Pulido shares research which compares the environmental and racist agendas of the first year of the Trump administration. She will argue argue that Trump’s spectacular racism is at least partly designed to nurture a white-nationalist base while obscuring vast regulatory changes in the environmental arena.
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Föreläsning “Makt, politik och kinesisk konst från Shang-dynastin och framåt”
Föreläsning om den kinesiska konstens historia och dess samhälleliga betydelse.
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Civis Sum: Internal Conference
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Seminar - The Economy of Promises: Trust and Credit in the United States of America
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Åsa Wikforss: "Kunskapsresistens"
Joint Seminar – Higher Seminar in Jurisprudence, SU, and Higher Seminar in Philosophy of Law, UU
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Torsten Pettersson: “Challenging the Gap"
The Higher Seminar in Literature
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Sem-teto [homeless] occupations in Brazil: autonomy and the right to the city
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Maria Karekla: "Best practices and recommendations to improve engagement and adherence in digital health behaviour change interventions"
The General Seminar
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(MOVED) Nils-Otto Ahnfelt and Hjalmar Fors: "Making Theriac Andromachalis"
Office for History of Science
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Samuel Edquist
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Russia and the Western Far Right
The seminar “Russia and the Western Far Right” will be based on Anton Shekhovtsov’s recently published book under the same title. The seminar will discuss relations between various Russian actors and Western (mostly European) far‐right ideologues, movements and organisations.
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Tommaso Braida: Dissertation Project Plan
The Higher Seminar in Philosophy of Law
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Frits Gåvertsson: "Emersonian Perfectionism in John Williams’s Butcher’s Crossing"
The Higher Seminar in Aesthetics
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Forskningens ”impact”: hot eller möjlighet?
Maria Ågren redogör för erfarenheter från två konferenser och inleder en diskussion om hur vi ska förhålla oss till krav på att kunna belägga forskningens ”impact”.
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Open lecture with professor Roger Chartier, Collège de France
Welcome to an open lecture with professor Roger Chartier from Collège de France, Paris. The title of the lecture is “Materiality of the Texts and Reading Practices”. Afterwards the audience is invited to a mingle with snacks.
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WIP-Seminar: “Socio-cultural and linguistic change in Late Modern English”
Erik Smitterberg will present a chapter titled “Socio-cultural and linguistic change in Late Modern English” from his forthcoming book.
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The role of the Museum of Innocence in the literary oeuvre of Orhan Pamuk
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Close Relations: a multi- and interdisciplinary conference on critical family and kinship studies
Close Relations wishes to explore how changes in family and kin formation materialize in everyday lives, in stories, in fiction and art; how they are facilitated, contested, or hindered in cultural, political, legal, and medical contexts; how close relations play out, become closer or closed off, in specific contexts and situations.
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(Gay) Panic Attac: Parachute Children and the Politics of Colorblindness
Open lecture as part of the Close Relations conference
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Open lecture: (Gay) Panic Attac: Parachute Children and the Politics of Colorblindness
Open lecture as part of the Close Relations conference
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Estlandssvenska seminarieserien "Traditionell idrott i estlandssvenska svenskbygder"
Onsdagen den 24 oktober, berättar idrottshistorikern Isak Lidström (Malmö idrottshögskola) om traditionell idrott i estlandssvenska svenskbygder.
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Making Perfect People: Contradictions of Utopian Biology
Open lecture as part of the Close Relations conference
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Open lecture:Making Perfect People: Contradictions of Utopian Biology
Open lecture as part of the Close Relations conference
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David Payne: "The Proper of What and the Property of Whom?"
The Higher Seminar in Rhetoric – Guest Lecture
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Nils-Otto Ahnfelt and Hjalmar Fors: "The Philosophers’ Stone of the Pharmacy"
Office for History of Science
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Mediated Kinship: Social Media as a Site for Challenging Notions of Gender and Family
Open lecture as part of the Close Relations conference
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Open lecture: Mediated Kinship: Social Media as a Site for Challenging Notions of Gender and Family
Open lecture as part of the Close Relations conference
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Incentives and Inequalities in Family and Working Life
Disputation
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(MOVED) Daniel Cohnitz: "Conspiracy Theories"
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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Gelebte Mehrsprachigkeit im Plattenbau: Untersuchungen von Narrativen und Praktiken russlanddeutscher junger Erwachsener
Disputation
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Karl Bergman: "Teleosemantics and Moral Realism"
The Higher Seminar in the Philosophy of Language and Culture
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Maria Sandgren: “Självbild, personlighet, färdigheter och övning hos vokalister och instrumentalister”
The Open Seminar in Music Psychology
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The augmented browsing of books in historical libraries
Nicholas Pichwoad at the University of Arts London talks about a project that has resulted in two AR-apps, where you can browse through books in historical collections. The project was funded by Arts and Humanities Research Council, (AHRC).
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Licentiate Seminar
Edward Long will defend his Licentiate Thesis titled “‘For God’s Sake’: Casual Oaths and Selected Discourse Markers in Early Modern English, 1560–1760”. The Opponent: Assistant Professor Ursula Lutzky (Vienna University of Economics and Business); the Examiner: Professor Nils-Lennart Johannesson (Stockholm University).
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Sigrid Schottenius Cullhed: "The Rape of the Sabine Women"
The Higher Seminar in Literature
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Presentation of PhD project
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Limited time or secure residence? A study on the effects of temporary and permanent residence permits
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Ina-Maria Jansson presents her doctoral work
A draft for the third article in the thesis on user participation and memory-making in cultura heritage institutions.
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‘Hybrid Censorship’ During the ‘Hybrid War’: Freedom of Speech and Expression in the Post-Euromaidan Ukraine
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Diskussion om delar av Karin Hassan Janssons och Jonas Lindströms arbete Horet i Hälsta (Natur och Kultur 2018)
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Martin Jansson: PhD dissertation section
The Higher Seminar
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Planering och placering: Den modernistiska stadsplaneringen och restaurangnäringens geografi i Stockholm 1930–2017
Disputation
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Research Seminar in Law and Management
Oscar Erixson, PhD (Department of Economics): Estate division: Equal sharing, exchange motives, and Cinderella effects
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Thesis support at the English Park Campus
Come by and we'll help you with your questions about your thesis and DiVA registrations! If you have practical problems related to your dissertation, please bring your computer and we will have a look at it.
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Religion and Popular Music - Book Release
Editor Andreas Häger (Åbo akademi) and several authors Sabina Hadzibulic (Uppsala University), David Emil Wickström (Popakademie Baden-Württemberg, Germany) and Thomas Bossius (University of Gothenburg, Sweden) will present and discuss the volume "Religion and Popular Music. Artists, Fans, Culture" with invited commentators. More details to follow.
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Tuesday Seminar
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John Scheid and Jesper Svenbro: "Generative mythology in Greece and Rome"
The Higher Seminar in Rhetoric in collaboration with the Research Seminar in Classical Archaeology – Guest Lecture
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Vulnerability of the Social-ecological Systems of Arctic Yakutia in the Context of Global Change
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Peter Lamarque: "Reflections on the Nature and Appeal of Ruins"
The Higher Seminar in Aesthetics
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Margaret Hunt presents a paper
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John Scheid: "What was a grove in imperial Rome?"
The Higher Seminar in Rhetoric in collaboration with the Research Seminar in Classical Archaeology – Guest Lecture
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Jews and Words: The Textual Aspect of Jewish Continuity
Fania Oz-Salzberger is Director of Paideia and Professor of History at the Faculty of Law and Center for German and European Studies, University of Haifa. She previously also taught at Monash University and at Princeton University. Oz-Salzberger was raised in Kibbutz Hulda on modern Hebrew culture and the kibbutz movement’s creative understanding of the Jewish legacy.
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Mikkel Gerken, University of Southern Denmark
The Higher Seminar in Theoretical Philosophy
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Samantha Matthews: "From the Grande Chartreuse to Streatham"
Joint Seminar – The Higher Seminar in History of Science and Ideas and The Higher Seminar in Literature
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The Crisis of Cultures and the Vitality of Values: A Response to Emmanuel Macron’s Declaration of Society’s Need for Religion
In this lecture Professor Atran explores French President Macron’s claim that society needs religion in light of rising populism and illiberalism. Can a spiritual revival of our civilizational values and rituals and their potential for eliciting commitment to defense of the common good address problems of violent extremism and radical illiberalism? What does history and research suggest?
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Gottfried Spangler: "About the development of attachment and attachment disorder symptoms in foster children"
The General Seminar
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Chris Haffenden – PhD Dissertation Defence
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Anna Folland, Uppsala University
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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Anders Öberg: "Putnam vs Hacking on Natural Kinds"
The Higher Seminar in the Philosophy of Language and Culture
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Föreläsning "Kinas filosofi"
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International Conference on Legal Positivism
A collaboration between the Department of Law, Stockholm University, and the Department of Philosophy, Uppsala University
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The status of women in the Safavid court Jáygáhe zanán dar darbáre Safavi (the lecture is given in Persian)
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ViEWS Brownbag
Welcome to brownbag seminars hosted by the Views program at the Department of Peace and Conflict Research. The seminars will be held at 12.00-13.00 at the Department. The presentations are classical 'brownbags' with a 10-20 minute presentation and subsequent discussion. The seminars are open for everyone to attend.
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Curious on R-programming?
Introduction to programming in the programming language R. The workshop is mainly aimed for researchers and PhD students.
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Luciana Costa, CESIMA, São Paulo, and Uppsala University
Office for History of Science
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Income inequality and income segregation - Microdata evidence from Sweden
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Creative movements - musical streams in Sweden during the 1960s and 70s
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Oligarchic Influences in the Current Foreign Policy of Ukraine
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Anne-Sofie Munk Autzen: "On Collaborative Improvisation and Shared Intention"
The Higher Seminar in Aesthetics
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Olov Simonsson har sitt slutseminarium
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International GIS day
Come to Ekonomikum Digital Library Lab and listen to several lectures on GIS-related research.
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Johan Eriksson and Per Widén: "The Virtual Museum at the Royal Palace"
Uppsala Interdisciplinary 18th Century Seminar
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Carolina Uppenberg presenterar sin avhandling: I husbondens bröd och arbete: kön, makt och kontrakt i det svenska tjänstefolkssystemet 1730-1860
Tjänstefolk i övergångstid
Carolina Uppenberg presenterar sin avhandling: I husbondens bröd och arbete: kön, makt och kontrakt i det svenska tjänstefolkssystemet 1730-1860. Vi läser valfria delar, men gemensamt s.234-254 (från rubriken ”Matmodern och pigan”). Avhandlingen finns i fulltext på http://hdl.handle.net/2077/55921 -
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Thursday seminar: Mas(s)turbatory Readings. A Queer Analysis of Popular Romance
Mas(s)turbatory Readings. A Queer Analysis of Popular Romance
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Niklas Forsberg: "Moral (Im)perfectionism"
Guest Lecture – The Higher Seminar in the Philosophy of Language and Culture
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Miranda Cox: PhD dissertation chapter draft
The Higher Seminar
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The academic subject Literature celebrates its 50th anniversary
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Katharina Felka, UU/University of Graz, and Henrik Lagerlund, SU
Joint Seminar in Theoretical Philosophy, Uppsala University and Stockholm University
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Erik Boström – Final PhD Seminar
The Higher Seminar in the Philosophy of Language and Culture
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Outcomes of residential instability and eviction in Sweden: educational attainment and economic hardship
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POEM doctoral students present their projects
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Justification of External Actors in Peacebuilding – The Cases of Russia and South Africa
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Workshop – Narrative and the Work of Art
Aesthetics
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Eric Bergelin ventilerar ett avhandlingsavsnitt
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Jonathan Shaheen, Uppsala University
The Higher Seminar in Theoretical Philosophy
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Petter Tistedt: Article Draft
The Higher Seminar
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Mapping Jewish Diversity in Stockholm, 1870–1939
Maja Hultman is a PhD candidate in History at the Parkes Institute for Jewish/non-Jewish Relations at University of Southampton, UK.
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The Swedish Literary Society's Autumn Meeting 2018
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Ingeborg Löfgren: "The Truth in 'the Ineffable'"
The Higher Seminar in the Philosophy of Language and Culture
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"On musical (and musicological) activism and citizenship"
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Duane E. Lundy: "Measuring and Improving Aesthetic Judgment"
The Open Seminar in Music Psychology
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Uppsala Lectures in Business 2018
Uppsala Lectures in Business is a series of lectures that has been arranged annually by the Department of Business Studies since 1984. This year's speaker is Haridimos Tsoukas, Columbia Ship Management Professor of Strategic Management at the University of Cyprus, Cyprus and Distinguished Research Environment Professor of Organization Studies at Warwick Business School, University of Warwick, UK.
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Rob Iliffe, Oxford University
Office for History of Science
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Tuesday Seminar
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Development of Muslim Spiritual Care in Germany
Dr.Phil. Jussra Schröer, teaches practical Islamic theology and social work at the Centre for Islamic Theology at the University of Tübingen. Her Areas of research are: Qualitative social research: Islamic spiritual care and counselling in Germany and in a European context. Diversity, Gender, Professional Ethics in Counselling Practice.
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Project applications for calls in spring 2019
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What lessons could be learned from the post-Soviet ethnopolitics?
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Astrid Pajur ventilerar ett avhandlingsavsnitt
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Daniel Cohnitz: "Trust no one?"
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy in collaboration with the Institute for Future Studies
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Estlandssvenska seminarieserien "Presentation av de estlandssvenska arkivsamlingarna från Dialekt- och folkminnesarkivet i Uppsala"
Forskningsarkivarierna Annika Karlholm och Eva Thelin presenterar de estlandssvenska arkivsamlingarna från Dialekt- och folkminnesarkivet i Uppsala.
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Workshop – Humanioras historia
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Russ Shafer-Landau, University of Wisconsin–Madison
Joint Seminar – Practical and Theoretical Philosophy
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Information and power: A workshop
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Föreläsning “Samtida kvinnliga kinesiska författare”
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Julian Daniel Gonzalez Escallón: "The Values of the Good Life"
The Higher Seminar in Philosophy of Law
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Kasper Kristensen: PhD Dissertation Chapter
The Higher Seminar in the Philosophy of Language and Culture
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Guy Madison: "Reaktionstid och kognitiv förmåga"
The General Seminar
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Victor Moberger – PhD Dissertation Defence
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Conference – History of Medicine Today 2018
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Queer seminar: Ghosts and horny ladies: Studying queerness among women in 18th and 19th century Iceland
Queer seminar
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PhD seminar
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Tuesday Seminar
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(MOVED) Bruno Latour: "Inside"
Office for History of Science
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Kerstin Rydbeck
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Jenny Grandin ventilerar ett avhandlingsavsnitt
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Peter Sjökvist: "The Library of Leufstabruk – Digital tillgång till ett 1700-talsbibliotek"
Uppsala University Library in collaboration with Uppsala Interdisciplinary 18th Century Seminar
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Annual Meeting – Lund/Uppsala Migration Law Network
The Department of Law in collaboration with the Department of Philosophy
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Naomi Thompson, Univ. of Southampton/Univ. of Gothenburg
The Higher Seminar in Theoretical Philosophy
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(MOVED) Helena Tinnerholm Ljungberg, Uppsala University
The Higher Seminar
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Jakob Kihlberg – PhD Dissertation Defence
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Maria Svedberg, Uppsala University
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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Henrik Rydéhn – Final PhD Seminar
The Higher Seminar in Theoretical Philosophy
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Cecilia Schwartz: "Svensk-italienska kulturförbindelser inom litteraturen"
The Higher Seminar in Literature
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MTV and political traumas of the 1980:s
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Benjamin Martin: "The Birth of the Cultural Treaty in Europe’s Age of Crisis"
The Higher Seminar
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For the Benefit of Everyone? The Significance of Swedish Public Housing for Urban Housing Inequality
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Deception in Soviet & Russian Military Thinking
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Caroline Lindroth ventilerar ett avhandlingsavsnitt
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Katharina Felka, Uppsala University/University of Graz
The Higher Seminar in Theoretical Philosophy
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Gudrun Andersson lägger fram artikelutkastet ”Moralising Gender in Fashion Magazines in the Early Nineteenth Century”
Tidskrifter som formare av genusdiskurser
Gudrun Andersson lägger fram artikelutkastet ”Moralising Gender in Fashion Magazines in the Early Nineteenth Century”. Texten tillgängliggörs på institutionens internweb. Seminariedeltagare från andra håll kan mejla Gudrun (gudrun.andersson@hist.uu.se) för att få texten. -
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From the Rise of the Sun in the East...To Where It Sets in the West: Jewish Migration in the Medieval Period
Scholars believe that at the time of the rise of Islam in the 7th century, the vast majority of the world's Jewish population lived in Iraq (Babylonia), and that with Islamic conquest of North Africa and the opportunities that conquest provided for long-distance trade, a flood of Jews moved to the Islamic countries of the southern Mediterranean.
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Emil Andersson – Final PhD Seminar
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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Donald A. Hodges: "How and Why Does Music Move Us So?"
The Open Seminar in Music Psychology
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Karl Bergman – Final PhD Seminar
The Higher Seminar in the Philosophy of Language and Culture
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Tuesday Seminar
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Research seminar
Kjell-Åke Hamrén presents a draft of his PhD project on the violin pedagogy of Sven Karpe
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Olle Sköld presents an ongoing research project
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Estlandssvenska seminarieserien "Om män och kvinnor i Estlands svenskbygd. Från fiskare och sjöfarare på 1800-talet till dagens markägare"
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Elvira Brattico: "The Neuroaesthetics of Music"
The Open Seminar in Music Psychology
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Helena Franzén: Half-time PhD Seminar
The Higher Seminar
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Michael Otto ventilerar ett avhandlingsavsnitt
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Paul Borenberg lägger fram avhandlingskapitelutkastet: ”Arbetsuppgifter” ur sitt avhandlingsprojekt om tjänstefolket i Stockholm åren 1600–1635
Tjänstefolkets arbete i Stockholm 1600-1635
Paul Borenberg lägger fram avhandlingskapitelutkastet: ”Arbetsuppgifter” ur sitt avhandlingsprojekt om tjänstefolket i Stockholm åren 1600–1635. Texten tillgängliggörs på institutionens internweb. Seminariedeltagare från andra håll kan mejla Karin (karin.jansson@hist.uu.se) för att få texten. -
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Planeringsseminarium
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Morag Ramsey: Half-time PhD Seminar
The Higher Seminar
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Armel Cornu-Atkins: PhD dissertation PM
The Higher Seminar
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A Failed Utopia: Yiddish Nationalism
Israel Bartal is Professor Emeritus of Jewish History, and the former Dean of the Faculty of
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Carl-Filip Smedberg: PhD dissertation chapter
The Higher Seminar
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National Professional Literature Conference 2019