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19.04.2021 | Administrative forhold
Adgang til Gyldendals Ordbøger
Aarhus Universitet har bevilget midler til genåbning af Gyldendals Ordbøger. Adgang til ordbøgerne offline foregår via ordbogen.com
18.12.2020 | Arts
Dekanen ønsker god juleferie
Dekan Johnny Laursen sender en julehilsen til alle medarbejdere og studerende.
29.06.2020 | Arts
Sommerhilsen fra dekanen
Johnny Laursen ønsker studerende og medarbejdere på Arts en god sommer.
25.06.2020 | Arts
Fakultets- og institutstrategier er nu godkendt
Fakultetsledelsen på Arts har netop vedtaget ny strategi for Faculty of Arts, ligesom der på både Institut for Kommunikation og Kultur, Institut for Kultur og Samfund og Danmarks Institut for Uddannelse og Pædagogik er vedtaget nye strategier for perioden 2020-2025.
15.05.2020 | Arts
Hvad betyder fase 2 af genåbningen for studerende, undervisere og eksaminatorer ved Arts?
Fase to af genåbningen af landet har givet os en mulighed for atter at få gang i de fysiske aktiviteter på fakultetet. Prodekan for uddannelse Niels Lehmann orienterer om, hvad det betyder for studerende og undervisere ved Arts.
14.05.2020 | Arts
Nyhedsbrev fra Dekanen
Dekan Johnny Laursen orienterer om den gradvise genåbning, og Arts’ forventninger til den næste tid.
08.04.2020 | Seminar
Online seminar om GDPR på DIGETIK OG DIGHUMLAB
DIGETIK og DIGHUMLAB inviterer forskere til et online seminar omkring GDPR i digital humanistisk forskning. Tilmeldingsfristen er den 17. april 2020.
Arrangementer
- man 14 jun
- 09:00-15:00 |
Evaluering af kulturinitiativers sundhedsfremmende potentialer
14.-15. juni + 24. juni 2021 - man 21 jun
- 10:00-11:30 | Zoom
Koku G. Nonoa, University of Luxembourgh. Intersectional Imagination: Issues of Representation and Diversity in European Theatre
The CT Research Group “Paradigms of Dramaturgy” and the European Association for the Study of Theatre and Performance (EASTAP) invite you to the PhD Researcher - Lecture Workshop Koku G. Nonoa, University of Luxembourg. - ons 23 jun
- 10:00-13:00 | Webinar online
Critical Data Studies: Fermenting Data
Webinar online - ons 28 jul
- 10:00-17:00 | Aarhus Universsity
Medievalism and the North
The aim of this interdisciplinary conference is to explore constructions of the medieval North across genres and media from the Nordic renaissance in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries to the present. - ons 11 aug
- 09:00-17:00 | Aarhus, Denmark
NACS-XIII 2021: ‘From far and wide’: Cultures, memories and identities in Canada - tor 12 aug
- 13:00-16:30 | Aarhus University, room tbc
Impact – What it is and how to think about it in your research? A workshop with David Budtz Pedersen
CT’s summer seminar focuses on the societal impact of research: What is it, and how can we think about, describe and document the impact of our research?
Afholdte arrangementer
- fre 18 jun
- 13:00-14:00 | -
CANCELLED! Repetition Trouble: A Picture Atlas of the Girl from Penelope Boothby to Greta Thunberg
Inquiries into the Political and the Aesthetic (IPA) are happy to announce the next PRAXIS study group with Jakob Rosendal, postdoc at KØN – Gender Museum Denmark and Aarhus Universitet, who will share his work on the picture atlas as a research tool. The PRAXIS study group is an open forum for discussing, exploring and testing different analytical and practical research methods and approaches together with fellow researchers. - fre 11 jun
- 15:00-18:00 | Zoom
PhD defence: Kristoffer Friis Bøegh
Crucian Creole: A sociohistorical and linguistic analy- sis of the English-lexifier contact language of St. Croix, Virgin Islands - tor 10 jun
- 14:00-15:30 | Zoom
Everyday Self-reflection from Heidegger to Hamaguchi – Concept Narratives in Film and in Literature
Lecture by Reidar Due, Magdalen College – Oxford University followed by Bodil-Marie Stavning Thomsen’s response. This paper discusses the aesthetic representation of self-reflection within concept narratives, in film and in literature. Based on the philosopher Martin Heidegger’s phenomenology in his work Sein und Zeit (Being and Time, 1927), the paper develops a concept of representation of everyday self-reflection and asks the question: how can a subject of self-reflection be represented aesthetically, in such a way that this subject is not identical with that of a psychological character in a realist novel (or film)? The conceptual novel Abfall für alle, Roman eines Jahres (2003) by Rainald Goetz, presents the self-portrait of a character whose life largely consists of reflections upon the world around him. The Japanese director Ryusuke Hamaguchi, in his cycle of five short films Senses (Happy Hour, 2015), develops techniques that were first introduced by the French director Eric Rohmer. They consist in presenting characters who are engaged in self-presentation, while reflecting upon themselves, in the company of others. We may now ask: to what extent is everyday self-reflection governed by norms of truth in these concept narratives? This question leads to a discussion of the concept of truth-saying in the later works of Michel Foucault. - tor 03 jun
- 13:00-14:00 | Zoom
Mathias Danbolt in Relation to Researching with Artists
IPA’s talk-series “In relation to” - tir 01 jun
- 15:00-17:00 | Zoom
Kandidatreception 2021
Invitation til Kandidatreception. Hvis du i år 2020 blev kandidat inden for Dramaturgi, Musikvidenskab, Litteraturhistorie, Retorik, Kunsthistorie eller Æstetik & Kultur under Institut for Kommunikation og Kultur. Inviteres du med til Kandidatreceptionen 2021. Husk, tilmeldingsfrist: mandag den 31. maj 2021, klokken 12:00.