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“Ameliorating policies, restoring order and being sincere in affairs is the way to end calamities”: thus wrote county magistrate Zhao Xinshi in 1673, a generation after his jurisdiction Jiading was plagued by drought, epidemic, famine and warfare. 

What happens when environmental pollution data enters the process of poetry production within generative literature?

Text development seminar organised by the Department of Culture, Religion, Asian and Middle Eastern Studies. The text development seminar is a compulsory component of the PhD programme. 

How can we develop unconditional relationships with earth?

In this seminar, Professor Frank Weigelt will outline the central functional principles of the system of Arabic politeness formulas and explore the religious and cultural foundations on which it rests. His analysis will focus on the dialect of Damascus.

How can the varied approaches more common in creative practice help those of us in the humanities who are struggling with disciplinary placement in an undisciplined age?

The UiO Green Office works toward making sustainability an integral part of the University.

Gather around the fire. 

This short, field-based course is designed to provide students with a hands-on introduction to ecosemiotics as a research paradigm. The course is aimed particularly at PhD and early career researchers with an interest in transdisciplinary and humanities-led environmental research who want to strengthen their practical field research skills.

Ecosemiotics can help us understand how significance in life is created, maintained and lost: important knowledge for moving towards a sustainable culture.

This short, field-based course is designed to provide students with a hands-on introduction to ecosemiotics as a research paradigm. The course is aimed particularly at PhD and early career researchers with an interest in transdisciplinary and humanities-led environmental research who want to strengthen their practical field research skills.

This fall we welcome four new PhD students at IKOS. Please join us for a kickoff seminar where they will present their research projects and the methods, sources and analytical optics they plan to make use of.

The forests of Aotearoa are busy with life, and most of it is eating something.

Master Hanne Amanda Trangerud at the Department of Culture, Religion, Asian and Middle Eastern Studies will defend her dissertation To Use or Refuse? A Study of Religious Vaccine Skepticism and its Interaction with Childhood Immunization Policies in the United States for the degree doctor philosophiae (PhD).

Researchers from Oslo, Venice and Cologne come together to explore deltas as symbolic and material contact zones.

We are pleased to welcome you to this seminar, where historian Idriss Jebari will share insights from his forthcoming book. 

In this course, we will explore the state and potential future of geopolitical developments under the influence of a rising China, and how this influence is being felt around the globe.

Join us for this talk by Loren Lybarger (Ohio University)

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

We want to invite you to an open evaluation with our PhD-fellow in Cultural History and Museology Solveig Marie Siem, who is working on a project with the title "Collecting, Connecting, and Cultivating Life. Frederik Christian Schübeler’s Botanical Collections and the Co-Production of Interdisciplinary Knowledge with  Volunteer Experiment Hosts".

For the last couple of decades, a lot of humanities scholarship have been scaling up. Scholars have approached their objects of study at larger scales, both temporally and spatially. In a sense, this represents a break with much postwar humanities, in which scale has not really been an issue.

We are pleased to welcome you to to the launch of Erik Skare's new book on Palestinian Islamism. Join us for a presentation of the book, which will be followed by a panel discussion with the author and guests Hilde Henriksen Waage and Jacob Høigilt

The IKOS East Asia Group and the Center for Religion and Politics invite you to a joint reading seminar and lunch seminar. Our guests will be Dr. Levi McLaughlin from North Carolina State University and Dr. Erica Baffelli from University of Manchester.

Master Ingvild Tomren at the Department of Culture, Religion, Asian and Middle Eastern Studies will defend her dissertation Emboldening the Ordinary in the Egyptian Nahḍa. A Mass Musical Manifesto for the degree doctor philosophiae (PhD).