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This biweekly open lecture series looks at heroism and human agency through the prism of epic and the novel from diachronic, comparative and cross-cultural perspectives.
Boktrykkerkunsten endret måten kunnskap sirkulerte på i det tidligmoderne Europa. Velkommen til idéhistorisk lunsjseminar fredag 6. november med Vigdis Evang.
Master Ingvild Kristine Melby at the Department of Philosophy, Classics, History of Art and Ideas will defend her thesis Cutting into Colonial Visual Regimes: Form, Ethics, Opacity, and the Collages of Frida Orupabo for the degree of philosophiae doctor (PhD).
This biweekly open lecture series looks at heroism and human agency through the prism of epic and the novel from diachronic, comparative and cross-cultural perspectives.
This biweekly open lecture series looks at heroism and human agency through the prism of epic and the novel from diachronic, comparative and cross-cultural perspectives.
This biweekly open lecture series looks at heroism and human agency through the prism of epic and the novel from diachronic, comparative and cross-cultural perspectives.
This biweekly open lecture series looks at heroism and human agency through the prism of epic and the novel from diachronic, comparative and cross-cultural perspectives.
Hydrodynamic Fields of Force: Bjerknes' Experimental Program on the Mechanical Nature of Electromagnetism
Ashwini Lakshminarayanan (University of Oslo)
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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.
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