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Welcome to HEI's annual International Student Conference!
This conference unites early career researchers in both formal and informal settings, providing a platform to explore the latest developments in the field of heritage studies.
The study of meter in the 20th century has generally been marked by the foregrounding of some types of verse that proved amenable to a particular theoretical approach (e.g. English iambic pentameter in generative metrics, Russian iambic tetrameter in statistical work on verse, Greek hexameter in diachronic reconstruction), to the detriment of others.
Over the past several years the Linguistics and Poetics research group at the University of Oslo has sought to circumvent this kind of bias by exploring various manifestations and uses of poetic language in ancient (Greek) and Medieval (Latin, Germanic) cultural milieus. We have dwelt on the diversity of attested literary cultures (sometimes proliferating within a single national “tradition”) and prioritized an empiricist ethos over the goal of finessing any particular methodology.
The international symposium “Comparative metrics sub specie philologiae” aims to expand our vision of comparative metrics by interrogating and juxtaposing novel, tailor-made, and empirically-driven approaches to cross-culturally diverse uses of poetic meter.
The study of meter in the 20th century has generally been marked by the foregrounding of some types of verse that proved amenable to a particular theoretical approach (e.g. English iambic pentameter in generative metrics, Russian iambic tetrameter in statistical work on verse, Greek hexameter in diachronic reconstruction), to the detriment of others.
Over the past several years the Linguistics and Poetics research group at the University of Oslo has sought to circumvent this kind of bias by exploring various manifestations and uses of poetic language in ancient (Greek) and Medieval (Latin, Germanic) cultural milieus. We have dwelt on the diversity of attested literary cultures (sometimes proliferating within a single national “tradition”) and prioritized an empiricist ethos over the goal of finessing any particular methodology.
The international symposium “Comparative metrics sub specie philologiae” aims to expand our vision of comparative metrics by interrogating and juxtaposing novel, tailor-made, and empirically-driven approaches to cross-culturally diverse uses of poetic meter.
The DjembeDance Symposium explores what rhythm reveals when understood as a fundamentally multimodal phenomenon—integrating music and dance rather than sound alone.
Welcome to the Nordic Association of Romantic Studies (NARS) conference at the University of Oslo. We will explore Romantic-period discourses and the afterlives of romantic ideas, figures, objects, and discourses.
The theme for the 2026 Eco-Emotions conference is Earth. The conference will take place September 2nd–4th 2026, Oslo.
RITMO/CTNC hybrid symposium June 11th 2026
The 10th Nordic Conference for Rhetorical Research invites scholars to explore how rhetorical studies can be placed in the service of democracy.
Til denne tiende utgaven av Nordisk konferanse for retorikkforskning (NKRF), oppfordrer vi retorikkforskere fra Norden og andre land til å utforske hvordan studier av retorikk kan stilles i demokratiets tjeneste.
Current research on the use of computational methods and AI in music libraries and musicology.
The theme of the convention is Critical Voices.
Tema for konferansen er Kritiske stemmer | Critical Voices.
Join us for a discussion about methodological challenges in bibliometric analysis, aspects of reflexivity in Viking Age archaeology, and how computational methods can be leveraged to conduct meaningful meta-research.
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This one-day symposium, organised by the Department of Musicology, University of Oslo, brings perspectives from sound studies and musicology to bear on our understanding of sociopolitical systems, our roles in them, and how we can hold them more responsible.
Kulturarvsdagen er en dag for dialog og til inspirasjon for alle som studerer og arbeider med kulturarv, museer og kulturminner.
The 5th Oslo Student Conference on Medieval Europe. This year’s theme is "Close Encounters"
Topic: 'Communication, disagreement, and social epistemology'
Conference on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of Art History at the University of Oslo
A Seminar in Honour of Christel Fricke
We present results from the project "MULTIWRITE - Interactions Between First, Second and Third Languages" and insights from research on similar topics and contexts.
The symposium will consider the origins of modern literary theory as a body of critical thought that spans at least two centuries.
Welcome to HEI's annual International Student Conference!
This conference unites early career researchers in both formal and informal settings, providing a platform to explore the latest developments in the field of heritage studies.
The conference considers how the intersections between modern art and medicine have been curated in the past and are being curated today. The conference is a collaboration with MUNCH, and partners in Canada and USA.
"Curating Modernism & Medicine" undersøker forholdet mellom hvordan moderne kunst og medisin blir kuratert, historisk og i dag. Konferansen er et samarbeid med MUNCH og partnere i Canada og USA.
At this workshop, we will discuss the revised versions of papers that were initially presented at the previous Language Myths workshop held in Copenhagen on 16 January 2025.