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Ph.d.-kurs og seminarer på HF

Alle kurs og seminarer for ph.d.-kandidater ved Det humanistiske fakultet.

Kommende 5 dager

i dag nov.
Tid og sted: –, 12th floor Niels Treschow's house

Organized by IKOS in cooperation with IMK, ILN and ILOS

Hosted by Kathinka Frøystad and Cristina Archetti.

07. nov.
Tid og sted: –, 12th floor Niels Treschow's house

Organized by IKOS in cooperation with IMK, ILN and ILOS

Hosted by Kathinka Frøystad and Cristina Archetti.

08. nov.
Tid og sted: –, 12th floor Niels Treschow's house

Organized by IKOS in cooperation with IMK, ILN and ILOS

Hosted by Kathinka Frøystad and Cristina Archetti.

09. nov.
Tid og sted: –, 12th floor Niels Treschow's house

Organized by IKOS in cooperation with IMK, ILN and ILOS

Hosted by Kathinka Frøystad and Cristina Archetti.

10. nov.
Tid og sted: –, 12th floor Niels Treschow's house

Organized by IKOS in cooperation with IMK, ILN and ILOS

Hosted by Kathinka Frøystad and Cristina Archetti.

Flere kommende arrangementer

Tid og sted: –, Henrik Wergelands hus, 225

This PhD-course in theory explores literature’s relation to society, focusing on three influential philosophers, Michel Foucault, Giorgio Agamben, and Jacques Rancière. It examines the ways in which literary works raise questions about subjectivity, experience, and freedom under various societal conditions, and considers how aesthetical and political questions intersect.

Tid og sted: –, seminarrom 4 in Sophus Bugges hus; GM 652

This PhD course is designed for those working in Ancient Philosophy. It offers students an opportunity to present their work in progress while critically examining and reflecting on the methodological approaches employed in their research.

Tid og sted: –, Sophus Bugges hus

This compulsory course for all PhD candidates at the Faculty of Humanities introduces foundational problems of knowledge-production in the humanities.

Tid og sted: –, seminar room 4, Sophus Bugges house

In this course, PhD fellows are acquainted with the ethical dilemmas and controversies arising from four interpretative approaches.

Tid og sted: –, Sophus Bugges hus

How and why do researchers disseminate knowledge to a general, non-specialist audience? The course offers hands-on training of communication skills for a general public, as well as a reflection on non-academic media outlets as arenas for research dissemination. This course trains written communication in e.g. newspapers, journals, Web sites, and blogs.