Ulrike Spring

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Academic interests

19th and early 20th-European cultural and political history

- geographical focus: Arctic, Northern Norway, Habsburg Monarchy

- topics: travel cultures (expeditions, tourism), polar history, history of science, museum history and exhibition practices

Writer Museums and exhibiting literature: see the research project TRAUM-Transforming Author Museums (FRIPRO, 2016-2019): https://traum.hisf.no/

 

Background

Education:

Dr. phil. in History, Mag. phil. in German philology (minor: Media- and Communication Science), University of Vienna

Studied Comparative Literature (University of Essex, 1990), History (Københavns Universitet, 1994), Migration Studies (Internationale Frauenuniversität, Hanover, 2000)

 

Professional background:

2017-2019: Professor II in History, Western Norway University of Applied Sciences

2012-2017: Associate professor/Professor (since 2016) in History, Sogn og Fjordane University College/Western Norway University of Applied Sciences

2010-2011: Project researcher, Department of Culture and Literature, University of Tromsø

2009: Lecturer (part-time), Department of Tourism, Hotel and Media, University College Finnmark

2008-2009: Associate Professor (part-time), Department of History, University of Tromsø

2003-2007: Curator, Wien Museum, Vienna

2001-2002: Junior fellow, International Research Center for Cultural Studies, Vienna

Visiting researcher at Department of History, University of Vienna (2017), Department of History/Department of Scandinavian Studies, Universiteit van Amsterdam (2011), CEMORE (Centre for Mobility Research), Lancaster University (2003)

Visiting PhD-fellow at Department of History, University of Oslo (1996-1997)

Visiting PhD-fellow at Department of History, Trinity College Dublin (1995-1996)

Award: Research & Development Award 2016 (Sogn og Fjordane University College)

Museum exhibitions (curator)

(2007) ”Im Wirtshaus. Eine Geschichte der Wiener Geselligkeit” (head curator), Wien Museum

(2006-2007) “Reisen vor der Bahn”, part of exhibition Großer Bahnhof. Wien und die weite Welt, Wien Museum

(2006-) permanent exhibition ”Mozart's apartment” (co-curator with Werner Hanak and Wolfgang Kos), Wien Museum at Mozarthaus Vienna

(2005) ”H.C. Andersen in Wien” (co-curator with Irene Nawrocka), Wien Museum

(2005) “Organisiertes Staunen. Tierschaustellungen in Wien” (co-curator with Frauke Kreutler), part of exhibition Tiere in der Großstadt, Hermesvilla, Vienna

(2004-2005) “Schwammerls Wien” (on Franz Schubert), part of the exhibition Alt-Wien. Die Stadt, die niemals war, Wien Museum at Künstlerhaus Vienna

Publications before 2015

Formidling for framtida – tanker om arkiv [med Hilde Lange]. Oslo: ABM-media 2013. 260s.

Im Wirtshaus. Eine Geschichte der Wiener Geselligkeit [med Wolfgang Kos og Wolfgang Freitag]. Wien: Wien Museum/Czernin Verlag 2007. 320s.

Representing Gender, Nation and Ethnicity in Word and Image [med Karin Granqvist]. Tromsø: Centre for Women’s Studies and Women in Research, Kvinnforsk 4/2001. 184s.

Internationalisation in the History of Northern Europe [med Richard Holt og Hilde Lange]. Nordsaga ’99. Tromsø 2000. 170s.

Articles and book chapters

Formidling for framtida [med Hilde Lange]. I: Hilde Lange og Ulrike Spring (red.), Formidling for framtida – tanker om arkiv. Oslo: ABM-Media AS 2013, 7-24.

Between Spectacle and Science: The Aurora in Central Europe, 1870s-1880s. I: Acta Borealia 29, 2 (2012), 197-215.

Oppdagelsesreise blir til litteratur: Skrivestrategier i mottakelsen av den østerriksk-ungarske nordpolsekspedisjonen (1872–1874) [med Johan Schimanski]. I: Johan Schimanski, Cathrine Theodorsen og Henning H. Wærp (red.), Reiser og ekspedisjoner i den litterære Arktis. Trondheim: Tapir Akademisk Forlag 2011, 57-90.

Dilettanter og vitenskapsmenn: Tromsø Museums første tiår. I: Marie-Theres Federhofer og Hanna Hodacs (red.), Mellom pasjon og profesjonalisme. Dilettantkulturer i skandinavisk kunst og vitenskap 1660-1970. Trondheim: Tapir Akademisk Forlag 2011, 287-308.

Exhibiting Mozart - Rethinking Biography. I: Nordisk Museologi 2 (2010), 58-74.

A Black Rectangle Labelled ‘Polar Night’: Imagining the Arctic after the Austro-Hungarian Expedition of 1872-1874 [med Johan Schimanski]. I: Anka Ryall, Johan Schimanski og Henning H. Wærp (red.), Arctic Discourses. Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing 2010, 19-42.

Polarwissenschaft und Kolonialismus in Österreich-Ungarn: Zur Rezeption der österreichisch-ungarischen Polarexpedition (1872-1874) [med Johan Schimanski]. I: Wiener Zeitschrift zur Geschichte der Neuzeit 9, 2 (2009), 53-71.

Die Alte Stadt und das Museum: Die Re/Konstruktion von Alt-Kristiania um 1900. I: Monika Sommer og Heidemarie Uhl (red.), Mythos Alt-Wien. Spannungsfelder urbaner Identitäten (=Gedächtnis-Erinnerung-Identität 9). Innsbruck, Wien, Bozen: Studienverlag 2009, 151-165.

Explorers’ Bodies in Arctic Mediascapes: Celebrating the Return of the Austro-Hungarian Polar Expedition in 1874 [med Johan Schimanski]. I: Acta Borealia 16, 1 (2009), 50-76.

Mottakelse og mottakelse: Tilbakekomstene til den østerriksk-ungarske nordpolsekspedisjonen, 1872-1874 [med Johan Schimanski]. I: Nordlit 22 (2007), 143-166. http://septentrio.uit.no/index.php/nordlit/article/view/1575

Gedenken und Erdenken: Die Mozartwohnung in Wien und ihre Inszenierung in der NS-Zeit. I: Erik Fischer (red.), Musik-Sammlungen – Speicher interkultureller Prozesse. Teilband A. Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag 2007, 243-251.

The Linear City: Touring Vienna in the 19th Century. I: Mimi Sheller og John Urry (red.), Mobile Technologies of the City. London/New York: Routledge 2006, 21-43.

Den severdige byen: Vandringer gjennom Wien og det kulturelle rom på 1800-tallet. I: Peter Aronsson, Bjarne Hodne, Birgitta Skarin Frykman, John Ødemark (red.), Kulturarvens gränser. Komparativa perspektiv. Göteborg: Arkipelag 2005, 145-163.

Kulturerbe und der Staat in Irland und Österreich. I: Gisela Holfter, Marieke Kraienbrink et al. (red.), Beziehungen und Identitäten: Österreich, Irland und die Schweiz/ Connections and Identities: Austria, Ireland and Switzerland. Bern: Peter Lang 2004, 341-355.

Der Himmel über Wien. Franz Schubert, sein Körper und Alt-Wien. I: Wolfgang Kos og Christian Rapp (red.), Alt-Wien. Die Stadt, die niemals war. Wien: Wien Museum/Czernin Verlag 2004, 151-158.

Austro-Hungarian and Other Mountains in Arctic Discourse. [med Johan Schimanski]. I: TRANS. Internet-Zeitschrift für Kulturwissenschaften 15 (2003) www.inst.at/trans/15Nr/05_10/schimanski15.htm

Die Rationalisierung des Außersinnlichen. Gespräch mit Peter Mulacz, Österreichische Gesellschaft für Parapsychologie und Grenzbereiche der Wissenschaften [med Manfred Omahna]. I: ÖZG-Österreichische Zeitschrift für Geschichtswissenschaften, 14, 4 (2003), 150-159.

Touristische Räume in Wien und Oslo. I: Tourismus Journal 6, 2 (2002), 223-238.

Imagining the Irish and Norwegian Peasant around 1900: Between Re-Presentation and Representation. I: Historisk Tidsskrift 80, 1 (2001), 75-99.

Identitetens ambivalens: Bondeungdomslaget i Oslo som eksempel. I: Nordlit 10 (2001), 95-108. http://dx.doi.org/10.7557/13.2089

A Natural Choice: Constructing Norway and its Tourists on the Internet. I: Karin Granqvist og Ulrike Spring (red.), Representing Gender, Nation and Ethnicity in Word and Image (=Kvinnforsk 4). Tromsø: Centre for Women's Studies and Women in Research 2001, 91-104.

Introduction: The Question of Representation. [med Karin Granqvist]. I: Karin Granqvist og Ulrike Spring (red.), Representing Gender, Nation and Ethnicity in Word and Image (=Kvinnforsk 4). Tromsø: Centre for Women's Studies and Women in Research 2001, 5-22.

Bjørnson, Garborg og striden om Det norske hus. I: Kjellerdypet 3-4 (2000), 85-100.

Verlagsarbeit im niederländischen Exil. Am Beispiel des Briefwechsels Allert de Lange-Józef Wittlin. In: Decloedt, Leopold og Herbert van Uffelen (red.), Der niederländische Sprachraum und Mitteleuropa (=Buchreihe des Institutes für den Donauraum und Mitteleuropa). Wien: Böhlau Verlag 1995, 146-153.

 

Tags: Modern history, European history, Polar history, Tourism history, Cultures of Travel, Museums and Museology

Publications

  • Spring, Ulrike (2024). Arctic Air: Tourism, Health and Bacteria on Spitsbergen. In Borm, Jan; Kodzik, Joanna & Walter, Axel E. (Ed.), Representations of the West Nordic Isles. Greenland - Iceland - Faroe Islands. Wachholtz Verlag. ISSN 978-3-529-06541-5. p. 267–290.
  • Spring, Ulrike; Schimanski, Johan & Aarbakke, Thea (2022). Author Museums and Democratization. In Spring, Ulrike; Schimanski, Johan Henrik & Aarbakke, Thea (Ed.), Transforming author museums From Sites of Pilgrimage to Cultural Hubs. Berghahn Books. ISSN 978-1-80073-243-8. p. 320–326.
  • Spring, Ulrike; Schimanski, Johan & Aarbakke, Thea (2022). Introduction: The Expanded Spaces and Changing Contexts of Author Museums. In Spring, Ulrike; Schimanski, Johan Henrik & Aarbakke, Thea (Ed.), Transforming author museums From Sites of Pilgrimage to Cultural Hubs. Berghahn Books. ISSN 978-1-80073-243-8. p. 1–32.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan (2022). Ghostly Voices in the Author Museum. In Spring, Ulrike; Schimanski, Johan Henrik & Aarbakke, Thea (Ed.), Transforming author museums From Sites of Pilgrimage to Cultural Hubs. Berghahn Books. ISSN 978-1-80073-243-8. p. 105–135.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2021). Taking the North Back Home: Souvenirs around 1900. In Kaasa, Janicke S.; Lothe, Jakob & Spring, Ulrike (Ed.), Nordic Travels . Novus Forlag. ISSN 978-82-8390-078-1. p. 105–119.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2021). Polar Waters in Metropolitan Space: Circulating Knowledge about the Ice-Free Arctic Ocean in Hamburg and Vienna. In Ash, Mitchell (Eds.), Science in the Metropolis: Vienna in Transnational Context, 1848-1918. Routledge. ISSN 978-0-367-61258-0. p. 113–134.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Olsen, Marianne A (2020). A difficult author? Bringing Cora Sandel back home to Tromsø. Norsk museumstidsskrift. ISSN 2464-2525. 6(2), p. 86–100. doi: 10.18261/issn.2464-2525-2020-02-03. Full text in Research Archive
  • Schimanski, Johan Henrik & Spring, Ulrike (2020). The Arctic, Germany and Austria-Hungary: Narrative Borders in Discourses around the Austro-Hungarian Polar Expedition (1872–1874), German Representations of the Far North (17th-19th Centuries): Writing the Arctic. Cambridge Scholars Publishing. ISSN 1-5275-6022-8. p. 246–267.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2020). What do writers’ museums communicate? Nordisk Museologi. ISSN 1103-8152. 28(1), p. 23–41. doi: 10.5617/nm.7965. Full text in Research Archive
  • Spring, Ulrike (2020). Cruise Tourists in Spitsbergen around 1900: Between Observation and Transformation . Nordlit. ISSN 0809-1668. p. 39–55. doi: 10.7557/13.5026. Full text in Research Archive
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2019). The Melting Archive: The Arctic and the Archive’s Others. In Frank, Susi K. & Jakobsen, Kjetil Ansgar (Ed.), Arctic Archives: Ice, Memory and Entropy. Transcript Verlag. ISSN 978-3837646566. p. 49–68. doi: 10.14361/9783839446560-005.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2019). Die Inszenierung von Archivmaterial in musealisierten Dichterwohnungen. In Kastberger, Klaus; Maurer, Stefan & Neuhuber, Christian (Ed.), Schauplatz Archiv. Objekt - Narrativ - Performanz. Walter de Gruyter (De Gruyter). ISSN 978-3-11-065625-1. p. 141–155. doi: 10.1515/9783110656725-010. Full text in Research Archive
  • Spring, Ulrike (2018). Die Arktis als Wiener Wissensraum. Öffentlichkeit und Wissenschaft im späten 19. Jahrhundert. In Feichtinger, Johannes; Klemun, Marianne; Surman, Jan & Svatek, Petra (Ed.), Wandlungen und Brüche. Wissenschaftsgeschichte als politische Geschichte. Vienna University Press (WUV). ISSN 978-3-8471-0914-3. p. 311–316. doi: 10.14220/9783737009140.311.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2018). Tidlig cruiseturisme til Spitsbergen: dannelse, oppdagelse og fornøyelse. Acta Academiae Regiae Gustavi Adolphi. ISSN 0065-0897. 150, p. 85–96.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2017). Early Mass Tourism at the North Cape: Infrastructure, Environment and Social Practices. In Hansson, Heidi & Ryall, Anka (Ed.), Arctic Modernities. The Environmental, the Exotic and the Everyday. Cambridge Scholars Publishing. ISSN 978-1-5275-0290-1. p. 130–157.
  • Østhus, Hanne & Spring, Ulrike (2016). Digging into Downstairs: Exhibiting Domestic Service. Museum and Society (M&S). ISSN 1479-8360. 14(3), p. 431–445. doi: 10.29311/mas.v14i3.655. Full text in Research Archive
  • Spring, Ulrike (2016). Materializing the Aurora Borealis: Carl Weyprecht and Scientific Documentation of the Arctic. In Klemun, Marianne & Spring, Ulrike (Ed.), Expeditions as Experiments: Practising Observation and Documentation. Palgrave Macmillan. ISSN 978-1-137-58106-8. p. 141–162. doi: 10.1057/978-1-137-58106-8_7.
  • Klemun, Marianne & Spring, Ulrike (2016). Expeditions as Experiments: An Introduction. In Klemun, Marianne & Spring, Ulrike (Ed.), Expeditions as Experiments: Practising Observation and Documentation. Palgrave Macmillan. ISSN 978-1-137-58106-8. p. 1–25. doi: 10.1057/978-1-137-58106-8_1.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2016). Arctic and European In-Betweens: The Production of Tourist Spaces in Late Nineteenth-Century Northern Norway. In Hill, Kate (Eds.), Britain and the Narration of Travel in the Nineteenth Century: Texts, Images, Objects. Ashgate. ISSN 978-1-4724-5835-3. p. 13–36. doi: 10.4324/9781315563046-2.

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  • Spring, Ulrike; Schimanski, Johan Henrik & Aarbakke, Thea (2022). Transforming author museums From Sites of Pilgrimage to Cultural Hubs. Berghahn Books. ISBN 978-1-80073-243-8. 338 p.
  • Kaasa, Janicke S.; Lothe, Jakob & Spring, Ulrike (2021). Nordic Travels . Novus Forlag. ISBN 978-82-8390-078-1. 301 p.
  • Klemun, Marianne & Spring, Ulrike (2016). Expeditions as Experiments: Practising Observation and Documentation. Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN 978-1-137-58106-8. 294 p.

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  • Kaasa, Janicke S.; Rokstad, Marte; Delsett, Lene Liebe & Spring, Ulrike (2023). Paleontologen, historikeren og litteraturviteren: Samtale om Collecting Norden. Fortid. ISSN 1504-1913. p. 68–73.
  • Rokstad, Marte; Delsett, Lene Liebe; Spring, Ulrike & Kaasa, Janicke S. (2023). Samtale: Paleontologen, historikeren og litteraturviteren. Fortid. ISSN 1504-1913. p. 68–73.
  • Delsett, Lene Liebe & Spring, Ulrike (2023). Hval på utstilling. Fortid. ISSN 1504-1913. 2, p. 36–41.
  • Kaasa, Janicke S. & Spring, Ulrike (2023). Leder til Fortids temanummer "Gjenstander". Fortid. ISSN 1504-1913. p. 2–2.
  • Paulsen, Gard; Spring, Ulrike & Delsett, Lene Liebe (2022). Ekspedisjoner i det blå.
  • Spring, Ulrike; Schimanski, Johan; Aarbakke, Thea & Forberg, Bente (2022). Liv og litteratur på museum (offentlig panelsamtale/video på Youtube).
  • Spring, Ulrike (2022). Podkast som arbeidskrav: "Å formidle historie gjennom studentpodkast".
  • Spring, Ulrike & Kristiansen, Nina (2022). Roald Amundsen skrev om kjæresten og penger i sin siste dagbok. [Internet]. forskning.no.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2022). N. K. Lüders Kaalund: Explorations in the Icy North. H-Soz-Kult. Kommunikation und Fachinformation für die Geschichtswissenschaften. ISSN 2196-5307.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2022). Août 1882. La science internationalise les pôles. In Bledniak, Sonia; Matamoros, Isabelle & Virgili, Fabrice (Ed.), Chroniques de l'Europe. CNRS Editions. ISSN 978-2-271-14011-1. p. 135–136.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2021). Nordifying the Sámi.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2021). Arktiske grenser på 1800-tallet.
  • Lothe, Jakob; Kaasa, Janicke S. & Spring, Ulrike (2021). Introduction. In Kaasa, Janicke S.; Lothe, Jakob & Spring, Ulrike (Ed.), Nordic Travels . Novus Forlag. ISSN 978-82-8390-078-1. p. 9–23.
  • Gfrereis, Heike; Neundlinger, Helmut; Schimanski, Johan & Spring, Ulrike (2021). Literature, Exhibitions and Communication: A Conversation. Culture et Musées. ISSN 1766-2923. p. 251–272.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2021). Nordlicht in Birmingham: Transcultural, Translingual, Transdisciplinary. In Dorer, Johanna; Horak, Roman & Marschik, Matthias (Ed.), Cultural Studies Revisited: Nordlicht/Revontulet – Aufbruch in Österreich und internationale Entwicklung. Springer Nature. ISSN 978-3658320829. p. 323–331. doi: 10.1007/978-3-658-32083-6_26.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2021). Diskusjon: Konstruksjonen av Norden: Det moderne gjennombrudd. [Internet]. nb.no.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2021). Collecting in the Arctic Void.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2021). Seien Sie wilkommen! [video 3'30"].
  • Spring, Ulrike; Schimanski, Johan Henrik; Dachsberger, Roman & Thaler, Tobias (2021). Gefangen im ewigem Eis: Aufbruch zum Nordpol.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2021). Von der Isolation in der Arktis zum Spektakel in Wien. In Chahrour, Marcel; Höfler, Theresa; Schretzmayer, Birgit & Tavčar-Schaller, Andrea (Ed.), Sehnsucht Ferne – Aufbruch in neue Welten. Schallaburg, Schallaburg Kulturbetriebsges.m.b.H.. ISSN 0000000000000. p. 238–243.
  • Vestrheim, Heidi Marie & Spring, Ulrike (2020). Lørdagsliv: Oppdagelse . [Radio]. NRK Radio.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2020). Hva kommuniseres i forfattermuseer?
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2020). A Neoromantic Goose in the Writer’s Home Museum.
  • Gfrereis, Heike; Neundlinger, Helmut; Schimanski, Johan Henrik & Spring, Ulrike (2020). Literature, Exhibitions and Communication: A Conversation. Nordisk Museologi. ISSN 1103-8152. 28(1), p. 91–102. doi: 10.5617/nm.7976.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2020). Biography and Works. Communication Processes in Author Museums: An Introduction. Nordisk Museologi. ISSN 1103-8152. 28(1), p. 4–7. doi: 10.5617/nm.7957.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2020). Receding Ice Limits: A Historical-Rhetorical Genealogy.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2019). Typologie von Dichterwohnungen.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2019). I Bokhylla: Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak: Can the Subaltern Speak? . Fortid. ISSN 1504-1913.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2019). Spa Spitsbergen: the healing powers of the Arctic.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2019). Das trans/nationale Dichterheim.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2019). kunnskapsutveksling, framtidig permanent Cora Sandel-utstilling.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2019). Literatur ausstellen.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2019). Exhibiting Transnational Mobility in the Author Museum.
  • Pettersen, Egil Jens; Spring, Ulrike & Olsen, Marianne (2019). Hva gjør vi med den vanskelige forfatteren? [Radio]. NRK Troms.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2019). Turisme og imperialisme i polare farvann. Luksusturisme til Spitsbergen på slutten av 1800-tallet. Filologen. ISSN 0807-9250. p. 4–7.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2019). Finding a common scientific language: the Aurora Borealis and the first International Polar Year.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2019). Walfang, Walzer und Wissenschaft: Tourismus in Spitzbergen um 1900.
  • Tennøe, Arthur; Spring, Ulrike; Undheim, Inger; Ryall, Anka; Aarbakke, Thea & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2019). Å stille ut litteratur og forfattere.
  • Dvergsdal, Alvhild; Olsen, Marianne A.; Spring, Ulrike; Schimanski, Johan Henrik & Fulsås, Narve (2019). Den vanskelige forfatteren.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2018). Tracing Tourism Discourse: discovering Spitsbergen around 1900.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Spring, Ulrike (2018). «Er Strindberg svensk eller østerriksk? Nasjonale forfattermuseer og transnasjonale forfattere».
  • Spring, Ulrike & Spring, Ulrike (2018). Das Schriftstellermuseum als Archiv: Reflexionen zur Inszenierung biographischer und literarischer Narrative.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2018). Arctic Southerners: Ethnonyms, Languages and Qualities in the Reception of the Austro-Hungarian Polar Expedition in the 1870s and Today.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2018). Ghostly Voices in the Author Museum.
  • Schimanski, Johan Henrik & Spring, Ulrike (2018). The Glocal in Literary Exhibitions.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2018). Ghostly Voices in the Author Museum.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan (2018). Who speaks in the Author Museum? Finding intentions and authority in literary exhibitions.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2017). Kommentar til Åsmund Svendsen: "Arkivet. En beretning om det norske riksarkivet 1817-2017".
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2017). Uses of the Arctic: Resources and Discourses.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2017). Tourism and Adventure: Cruises to Svalbard in the Late XIX Century.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2017). Is There an Open Sea at the North Pole? Arctic Debates in Vienna and Hamburg in the 1870s.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2017). The Museum of Transnational Literature.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2017). The Museum of Transnational Literature.
  • Auestad, Inger & Spring, Ulrike (2017). Skal HVL lykkes med sine akademiske ambisjoner, må det satses på kvinnene! . Krohnargument.no.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Østhus, Hanne (2016). Blogg: Vestlandsk identitet – hva er det? Krohnargument.no.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2016). Mette Bunting og Toril Jenssen: Nordlysfront. Hverdag og vitenskap 1898-1928. Historisk Tidsskrift (Norge). ISSN 0018-263X. 95(2), p. 298–300.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2016). Arktis som internasjonalt sted: Cruiseturisme til Spitsbergen rundt 1900.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2016). Die Anfänge des Kreuzfahrttourismus nach Spitzbergen. Zwischen Unterhaltungs- und Entdeckungsreise.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2016). The Urban Arctic: Popularizing Polar Science in European Cities in the 1870.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2016). The Arctic on the Move: travelling to the North c. 1900.
  • Schimanski, Johan Henrik & Spring, Ulrike (2016). About the research project TRAUM – Transforming Author Museums.
  • Schimanski, Johan Henrik & Spring, Ulrike (2016). Litteraturmuseum i Europa i eit kritisk-teoretisk perspektiv.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Kyrkjebø Johansen, Stine (2015). Forskingsprosjekt får støtte. [Radio]. NRK Sogn og Fjordane.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Kyrkjebø Johansen, Stine (2015). Ni millionar for å forske på forfattarmuseum. [Internet]. NRK Sogn og Fjordane.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2015). Hans Jakob Ågotnes, Randi Barndon, Asbjørn Engevik, Torunn Selberg: Når industrisamfunnet blir verdensarv. Historisk Tidsskrift (Norge). ISSN 0018-263X. 94(4), p. 673–677.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2015). Borders between the Arctic and Central Europe.
  • Spring, Ulrike & Schimanski, Johan Henrik (2015). Blogg: Isbjørn og boiled beef: 1800-tallets polarmat. Forskning.no. ISSN 1891-635X.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2015). Mat på polarekspedisjoner.
  • Schimanski, Johan Henrik & Spring, Ulrike (2015). Bokpresentasjon: Passagiere des Eises.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2015). Moving Colour in the Sky: The art of making the aurora borealis tangible.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2015). Materialisation and Documentation of the Aurora in the 19th Century.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2015). The Mobility of the Immobile: the North Cape as Tourist Destination around 1900.
  • Spring, Ulrike (2015). Contribution to Roundtable "The History of Science and the History of Exploration: Perspectives on a Changing Relationship." .

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