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/publish open free of charge - online seminar
Did you know that agreements with major scientific publishers (Elsevier, Wiley, Springer, Taylor & Francis and others) allow researchers at Uppsala University to publish with open access free of charge (i.e. no APC) in more than 10 000 journals?
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Children and child-centeredness as social mechanisms in father-to-father relations during parental leave
This presentation explores, from a feminist and critical realist perspective, whether and how children and child-centeredness function as social mechanisms in father-to-father relations.
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Chris Meyns: “Data Visualisation in the Philosophical Transactions”
Joint Seminar – The Higher Seminar in the History of Philosophy, Uppsala, and Stockholm History of Philosophy Workshop
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Hembygd: Lokalt, regionalt och globalt i litteraturen
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Seminar: “Discourse, Responsibility, and the Periphery”.
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Gary McPherson: "Musical Prodigies"
The Open Seminar in Music Psychology
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Åsa Wikforss, SU, and Elisabeth Schellekens, UU
Joint Higher Seminar – Department of Philosophy, Uppsala University, and Department of Philosophy, Stockholm University
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Erik Boström: "Max Weber's Three Notions of 'Bedeutung'"
The Higher Seminar in the Philosophy of Language and Culture
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Seminar in Computational Linguistics
Language models and structured knowledge: an overview of recent developments
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Higher sem: Erik Bengtsson "Världens jämlikaste land"
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Findings from a field experiment on ethnic discrimination among public officials
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UCBH sem: Anders Ögren, Sean Kenny "Unlimiting Unlimited Liability: Removing the Legal Differences between Banks with alternative Shareholder Liability Regimes in Sweden (1897-1903)"
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Sven Dupré, University of Utrecht & University of Amsterdam
Office for History of Science
(Cancelled due to the Corona pandemic. New date TBA.) -
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Half-time seminar: Inge Zwart
Inge Zwart presents her on-going thesis work at a half-time seminar. The appointed commentator of the thesis is Dr. Anna Foka, Department of ALM.
Zwart is doctoral student at the Department of ALM and a doctoral fellow in the POEM Marie Curie ITN. -
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AKS Seminar: Odysseus’ tears on Scheria and the philosophy of weeping
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Leyla Belle Drake: PhD Dissertation Chapter
The Higher Seminar and The Engaging Vulnerability Seminar
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”Modern och hemmet"
The Higher Seminar in Literature
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Inre kraft
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The research seminar in law and business
Professor Clas Wihlborg (Fletcher Jones Chair in International Business Research, Chapman University, Orange CA) will speak on: "Trade Secret Protection and the Inevitable Disclosure Doctrine (IDD)"
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Kasper Kristensen: "Spinoza on Cultivation of the Mind and Controlling the Passions"
Joint Seminar – The Higher Seminar in the Philosophy of Language and Culture and The Higher Seminar in the History of Philosophy
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Higher sem: Göran Ulväng: ”Att konservera godsen vid släkten: Fideikommiss i Sverige 1643-2020
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Digitala förbindelser: Rum, riktning och queera orienteringar
NB this seminar is held in Swedish
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The Most Consequential Election of Our Time? A Panel Discussion on the American Election of 2020
The United States faces multiple challenges and the election campaign has been extraordinary. How can we make sense of it, and what can we say about the outcome?
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Restorative environments theory: Beyond the conventional narrative
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UCBH-sem: Hanna Hodacs/Anna Knutsson/Leos Müller ”HERA project Intoxicating Spaces: The Impact of New Intoxicants on Urban Spaces in Europe, 1600-1850”
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/publish – Data Management Plans (online)
Many funders require that projects must have a data management plan. Learn what this means for you, and how the university can help. The seminar is given in English.
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Karolina Enquist, Stockholm University
Guest Lecture – Section for Rhetoric
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Anna Foka, DH Uppsala & ABM
Unique in all classical literature, Pausanias’s second-century CE Periegesis Hellados presents an example spatial heritage data— a narrative that describes places of interest in the Greek landscape as well as the notable objects found there.
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Take Off: Package and fund your impact
Have breakfast with Uppsala University Innovation and at the same time build your skills to improve impact. This is the fifth of six breakfast seminars (9 Sep-18 Nov) in the "Take Off" series on accelerating the impact of research in society. The seminar series is open to PhD students, postdocs and researchers in all disciplines. Limited number of seats. Registration is required.
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Mirko Pasquini final seminar
Wednesday 4 November 10.15–12.00 Mirko Pasquini slutseminarium EP3-2028/CG B43 opponent Hannah Brown (Durham University)
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Mikael Pettersson: "Sound and Vision, Signifying Nothing"
The Higher Seminar in Aesthetics
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Claudia Zichi: "The Role of ὑπηρέτης, Helper, in Plato’s Marionette-Image"
The Higher Seminar in the History of Philosophy
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Gendered territoriality and the contemporaneity of colonialism in present-day Brazil
This talk explores the gendering of land in relation to modern/colonial temporalities and to a nation-state myth in which the post-colonial turns into ideological justification for continuing colonialism.
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Luis de Miranda: "Histosophy as Method"
The Higher Seminar
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Elisabeth Camp, Rutgers University
The Higher Seminar in Theoretical Philosophy
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Tim Berndtsson – PhD Dissertation Defence
Section for Rhetoric
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/publish open free of charge - online seminar Online
Did you know that agreements with major scientific publishers (Elsevier, Wiley, Springer, Taylor & Francis and others) allow researchers at Uppsala University to publish with open access free of charge (i.e. no APC) in more than 10 000 journals?
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Toni Rönnow-Rasmussen, Lunds universitet
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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Greek & Byzantine Studies / Retracing Connections Seminars: Exploring the Sagaverse: Storyworlds and Worldbuilding in Medieval Icelandic Literature
Zoom seminar, for information please contact: milan.vukasinovic@lingfil.uu.se
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Higher sem: Arvand Mirsafian, PhD thesis chapter
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Literary Representations of Urban Change: Concepts and Methods
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Thomas Kaiserfeld, Lund University
Office for History of Science
(Cancelled due to the Corona pandemic. New date TBA.) -
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Describing method - A study of process information in data papers (work in progress)
The seminar will present a study of how method is described, i.e. process information, in archaeological data papers. The study details types of process information, also called paradata, and types of information present in the different paradata categories. The aim of the paper is to contribute to knowledge on how paradata could increase data reusability.
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Seminar: "Hillary Clinton emails"
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Elisa López final seminar
Wednesday 11 November 10.15–12.00 Elisa López slutseminarium venue/Zoom TBC opponent Carina Green (SLU)
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Development studies at Uppsala University celebrates 50 years!
The first course in development studies at Uppsala University was offered in 1970, 50 years ago. Development studies has since grown – today it is a subject of its own in the Department of Government.
To celebrate the anniversary and to reflect on where we have come from and where we are going, Development Studies organises an afternoon seminar on Wednesday 11 November 2020, 13.15-16.45.
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Daniel Whiting: "Aesthetic Worth"
The Higher Seminar in Aesthetics
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Andreas Stokke, Uppsala University
The Higher Seminar in Theoretical Philosophy
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Oda Tvedt – Final PhD Seminar
The Higher Seminar in the History of Philosophy
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Jesper Högström: ”Den litterära biografins hantverk”
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Anna Folland, Uppsala University
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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Higher sem: Tony Kenttä "Why did workers and lower officials borrow? Evidence from the Swedish living cost survey of 1913-14"
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Seeking Asylum - Finding a Home? A qualitative study on asylum seekers' integration in two different housing contexts
Housing & Society Seminar
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Theme: Project applications
Internal seminar for discussing new project applications in process.
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Take Off: Impact stories
Have breakfast with Uppsala University Innovation and at the same time build your skills to improve impact. This is the final of six seminars (9 Sep-18 Nov) in the "Take Off" series on accelerating the impact of research in society. The seminar series is open to PhD students, postdocs and researchers in all disciplines. Limited number of seats. Registration is required.
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Thomas Grub: "Mellan anpassning och frihet: om reselitteratur från DDR till 'Väst'"
Uppsala Travel Writing Seminar (RELS)
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Anthony Cross: "Aesthetic Alienation and Meaningful Relationships with Aesthetic Objects"
The Higher Seminar in Aesthetics
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Tommaso Braida: "Arendt’s Theory of the Nature of the Detention of Stateless"
The Higher Seminar in Philosophy of Law
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Nikolaj Pedersen, UIC, Yonsei University
The Higher Seminar in Theoretical Philosophy
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Forskarna på slottet: demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter
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Ekrem Çetinkaya – Mid-term Seminar
The Higher Seminar in the History of Philosophy
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Yuliya Kanygina, University of Gothenburg
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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Laura Herrero: "Cognitive Improvements Associated with Music Training"
The Open Seminar in Music Psychology
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Higher sem: Björn Hasselgren "Shareholders of the Göta Kanal-corporation as of 1810"
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Basinkomstens nya våg: lärdomar från medborgarlönsexperiment i välfärdsstater
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UCBH-sem: Jan Ottosson et al. "Om publiceringsstrategier, ur förlags- och författarperspektiv"
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Dominik Hüninger: "Collection Ecologies"
Office for History of Science
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Ina-Maria Jansson, ABM
Ina-Maria Jansson is presenting her work with the fourth article in her compilation thesis about digital participation in cultural heritage institutions. Jansson is a doctoral candidate at the Department of ALM.
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Gregory Currie, University of York
Joint Seminar – The Higher Seminar in Aesthetics and The Higher Seminar in Theoretical Philosophy
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Oda Tvedt – Final PhD Seminar
The Higher Seminar in the History of Philosophy
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Seminar: “Multilingual Practices on the Page: Focus on Medieval and Early Modern Scotland”.
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Tommaso Braida, Uppsala University
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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Greek & Byzantine Studies / Retracing Connections Seminars: Enclosed Spaces – Enclosed Saints: The Case of Imprisoned Martyrs in Byzantine Hagiographical Literature
Zoom seminar, for information please contact: milan.vukasinovic@lingfil.uu.se
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Higher sem: Henric Häggqvist "Market structure and profitability in the Swedish beer industry, 1890-1990".
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Thor Rydin: "Huizinga's Critique of Spengler"
The Higher Seminar
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Research seminar
Presentation from the research project "Canon and Concert Life: Formation Processes within the Musical Life of Stockholm 1848-1914"
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DigMus: Empowering Museum Professionals with Digital Skills.Presentation of the preliminary results of the mapping stage
The past decade has witnessed an increasing digital shift, and there has been a growing demand for information about the digitization of, access to, and the preservation of museum collections (NEMO, 2018). Drawing on this perspective, museums have amassed substantial online materials, hence the potential of digital collections in fostering education, research, and visitor engagement has not been f
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Toxic Heavy Metal Injustice? Early Life Conditions And Proximity To Contamination
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The Higher Seminar in Rhetoric
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Thinking Enlightenment – The Life and Work of Peter Forsskål. A Symposium in Honour of Carl Gustaf Spangenberg
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Irene Martínez Marín: PhD Dissertation Chapter
The Higher Seminar in Aesthetics
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Katharina Felka, University of Graz
The Higher Seminar in Theoretical Philosophy
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Messy trans experiences in Norway and the paradox of legal gender recognition
The questions guiding this presentation are: What impact does legal recognition of one’s gender identity have on one’s sense of self? And, is the law really as progressive for trans people as it appears to be?
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Camille Bajeux: "Urology, Venereology or Andrology?"
The Higher Seminar
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Inre kraft
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Practical Philosophy – Joint Seminar Uppsala and Stockholm University
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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Higher sem: Simon Hallberg: PhD thesis chapter/draft
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Trans and Sex Change in Contemporary Iran: A Socio-legal Study of Gendered Policies and Practices
Zara Saeidzadeh completed her doctoral degree in Gender Studies at Örebro University, Sweden on June 4, 2020. In her doctoral thesis, she examines the lives of trans people who undergo sex-change surgery in Iran from a socio-legal perspective. She now teaches and works as a researcher in Gender Studies at Örebro University. She is also a research associate at Simone de Beauvoir Institute, Concord
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Guilherme Marques Pedro, Uppsala University
The Higher Seminar in Philosophy of Law
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Research seminar
Presentation from a postdoc project. Title to be confirmed.
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To be announced
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UCBH sem: Ylva Hasselberg, Henry Ohlsson ”The Swedish business elite and the gift explosion of 1947”
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Richard Staley, Cambridge University
Office for History of Science
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Amalia Juneström, ABM
Amalia Juneström is presenting a draft for the fourth article of her PhD thesis. Juneström is a doctoral candidate at the Department of ALM.
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WIP seminar: “English by Swedes, 1563–1746”
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Paloma Atencia-Linares: "On Being Immersed in a Narrative"
The Higher Seminar in Aesthetics
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The toxicity of industrial/breadwinner masculinities; when climate change denial and white supremacy meet
This presentation will scrutinise a particular emblematic example of how anti-environmentalism and anti-feminism today overlap; that of Greta Thunberg.
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K Berglund, L Burman och M Nauwerck: "Nya vägar inom digitala humaniora"
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Thomas Ekenberg, Uppsala University
The Higher Seminar in Practical Philosophy
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Marcus Munafo: "Culture, Incentives and Research Improvement"
The General Seminar
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Higher sem: Elisabeth Lindberg: PhD thesis chapter/draft
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Amy C. Offer: "Sorting Out the Mixed Economy"
Webinar or Zoominar
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Housing & Society Seminar
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Louise Schou Therkildsen, Uppsala University
The Higher Seminar in Rhetoric
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Hanna Hodacs: ”Finding substitutes for exotic tastes in nature”
Uppsala Travel Writing Seminar (RELS)
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Enrico Gargiulo: "Administrative Barriers and Citizenship in Italian Municipalities"
The Higher Seminar in Philosophy of Law in collaboration with CIRCUS Research Network Migration as a Legal & Political Process
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Karl Haikola: "Teknikens och välfärdsstatens dilemman"
The Higher Seminar
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Helena Franzén – Final PhD Seminar
The Higher Seminar
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Emma Hagström Molin, Uppsala University
The Higher Seminar
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Inre kraft
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Per Wisselgren, Umeå University
The Higher Seminar
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Pille Pruulmann Vengerfelt (Malmö universitet)
More information will come
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SINAS Seminar: “’Let the American Show You’: Early Cinema in U.S. Colonial Territories, 1898–1919.”
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Academic Discipline Conference – Rhetoric
Section for Rhetoric