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This talk considers mid-century efforts to challenge the organisation of domestic labour through spatial design, concentrating on two case studies – the bachelor pad and the fully automated future home. How are care and housework managed within these speculative visions? Who does it, under what conditions, and using which technologies? And what potential lessons do such spaces have to offer contemporary feminism? Whilst these historical examples may indeed offer us resources for thinking about how best to mitigate the challenges of reproductive labour via living arrangements, this talk will point also to their failures, and suggest that contesting these imaginaries (as much as learning from them) is likely to prove necessary in building a meaningfully feminist conception of anti-work architecture.

Det Humanistiske Fakultet har antaget Maria Østerby Ellebys ph.d.-afhandling "De sene trolddomsprocesser. Trolddom i den danske Højesteret 1664-1741”. Forsvaret afholdes fredag den 20. maj 2022 kl. 13.15 i auditorium U47Forsvaret kan endvidere tilgås via zoom: https://syddanskuni.zoom.us/j/65675550057. Bedømmelsesudvalg Lektor Michael Bregnsbo, SDU (formand) Seniorforsker, Dr. Phil., Tyge Krogh, Rigsarkivet, Professor, Ph.d., Ane Ohrvik, Institutt for Kulturstudier og Orientalske Sprok, Universitet i OsloVejleder Lektor, Ph.d., Louise Nyholm Kallestrup. Der afholdes en mindre reception i Mødelokale 7 umiddelbart efter forsvaret. Alle er velkomne.

Det Humanistiske Fakultet har antaget ph.d.-afhandlingen: "Vejledning – et drama i flere akter" Mødeleder: Viceinstitutleder Anita Nell Bech, Institut for Kulturvidenskaber, Syddansk Universitet Bedømmelsesudvalg: Lektor Vibeke Christensen (formand), Institut for Kulturvidenskaber,Syddansk Universitet Professor Cato Bjørndal, Institutt for lærerutdanning og pedagogikk, Universitetet i Tromsø Lektor Gitte Wichmann-Hansen, Centre for Educational Development, Aarhus Universitet Vejleder: Lektor Peter Hobel, Institut for Kulturvidenskaber, Syddansk Universitet

Oplæg om deres nye projekt: ”The Arctic Muslim”

This paper is the result of study that began in the summer of 2020, into the habits of novel readers under lockdown in Denmark and the UK. Our report builds on 800 surveys and sixty extensive interviews in the two national contexts, suggesting that the consumption of novels, both in paper and audio form, played a critical part in the way many readers experienced the pandemic. While we began the study in the spirit of many journalists reporting on the upsurge in book sales in Spring 2020, by imagining people seizing the time they had been waiting for to read Proust or Joyce, we have ended up reaching a somewhat more complicated set of conclusions. Although some of the readers we spoke to do fall into this category, of being people who had more time to read under lockdown, most describe more complicated engagements with narrative that reflected the unique moment in history in which they were accessing books. This paper stresses the way temporal co-ordinates matter – both to the way readers interpret and respond to books – and as a dimension in which the effects of novel reading make themselves felt. By Professor Tina Lupton and Postdoc Johanne Gormsen Schmidt, University of Copenhagen The event is chaired by Professor Rita Felski and organized by the Center for Uses of Literature

Formålet med festivalen er, at IKV-ansatte lærer om hinandens mange interessante forskningsprojekter; projekter som man ikke normalt lige har tid til at høre om på tværs af programmerne og enhederne. Dette med henblik på at øge den interne sammenhæng og tværfaglige inspiration på instituttet – og så også bare for at have en fed dag sammen i de mange åndrige fagligheders tegn.

"Influence of physicians’ religiosity and spirituality on their clinical practice – an international comparative study"

Pontoppidan Centret ved SDU indbyder til mini-seminar. Steen Beck, der sidder i Pontoppidan Centrets task force, vil præsentere sin nye bog 'Pontoppidans store romaner' (U Press, 2022), og Katrine Frøkjær Baunvig, der sidder i Pontoppidan Centrets Advisory Board, vil præsentere det arbejde, der foregår på Center for Grundtvigforskning ved Aarhus Universitet. Læs mere

Arrangementet er for alle naturvidenskabelige kandidater, der er blevet færdige siden 1. juli 2021. Program Velkomst ved dekan Marianne Holmer Overrækkelse af gave ved institutledere og fotografering Dimittendtale Musikalsk indslag Festtale Det Naturvidenskabelige Fakultet er efterfølgende vært ved en reception.

Det bliver forfatter Karl Ove Knausgård, der bliver næste modtager af den internationale Hans Christian Andersen Litteraturpris i 2022.