Forskningsaktuelt

Elisabeth Ulrika Sjødahl from the Oslo School of Architecture and Design talks about Beautiful Landscapes and Heavy Pollution.

Forretningsadvokaten Amir Kapoor i teaterstykket " Krenket" er rik og vellykket, men har valgt å skjule sin muslimske bakgrunn. Hvilke fordommer åpenbares når løgnen avsløres, og hva har disse fordommene sin bakgrunn i? I denne panelsamtalen tar vi utgangspunkt i dagsaktuelle problemstillinger fra forestillingen " Krenket", og undersøker antisemittisme og islamofobi i fortid og nåtid.

A seminar with Senior researcher Mona Kanwal Sheikh, Danish Institute for International Studies.

Free admission and open to all.

How do we narrate climatic change in a museum environment and initiate dialogue across its stakeholders? How can museums become ‘contact zones’ where science and education, activism and entertainment, debate and tourism interact productively?

This three-day intensive course introduces theories and research methods applied in the interdisciplinary field of environmental humanities.

How does the Anthropocene manifest in the organosphere? Marco Armiero presents the Guerrilla Narrative project Toxic Bios, a counter-hegemonic exercise aiming to dismantle the Toxic Narratives of the Anthropocene while prefiguring alternative socio-ecological politics.

How can academics, artists and activists creatively engage with the environmental challenges of current times? How to imagine more just, livable and democratic futures in the Nordic countries?

In this special lecture, poet Kim Yong Taik will be talking about Korean modern poetry, literary history of Korea, as well as his own poetry.