Arrangementer
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A late Globular Amphora mass grave: change and conflict in the early 3rd millennium BCE
16. sep. 2019
Niels Nørkjær Johannsen fra Aarhus Universitet presenterer sin forskning om sosiale endringer og konflikt i neolitikum.
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Bangladesh political culture workshop
17. sep. 2019
Theme
Once dubbed a ‘basket case’ and struggling with mass starvation, poor infrastructure, gender disparity, political turmoil, and aid dependency, Bangladesh has over the past 45 years made remarkable progress. Changes are visible in all spheres of life, including culture, society and politics.
And yet the country still faces significant challenges, including continued inequality, climate change, rising authoritarianism, and corruption.
Set against this backdrop, this workshop will address the country's political cultures and its democracy. The workshop is part of a wider interest in political culture and democracy in South Asia.
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Workshop: Becoming Attached – Attachment’s Role in Literary Studies
17. sep. 2019
Attachment may be taken as a synonym for love, liking, affiliation, and has recently been launched as a keyword for the humanities and for literary studies (Felski, 2008, 2015). In psychology, however, attachment is a more complex form of human relationship involving both cognitive and emotional development, and physical survival (Bowlby, 1979).
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European right-wing intellectuals and Nazi Germany: The case of the German-foreign friendship societies
17. sep. 2019
Velkommen til foredrag med Johannes Dafinger fra Klagenfurt University. Åpent for alle.
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Extinction Rebellion – Tell the truth and act as if this truth is real. Environmental Lunchtime Discussion
18. sep. 2019
The science is clear: It is understood that we are facing an unprecedented global emergency. We must act now. But how? We have invited Inger Østenstad from Extinction Rebellion to talk about radical honesty and tactics in climate activism.