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In tandem with contemporary modern society becoming increasingly dependent upon visuality, new trends have emerged in cultural studies discussing how visual representations influence our perception of society and its institutions. This is an important observation concerning central elements of law and legal thinking, which to a large extent have been shaped and informed by a text-based tradition:

In 2022 Victoria's Secret had a brand awareness of 85% in the United States, a feat that any marketeer would perceive as great or even amazing. However, while brand awareness was high, revenues had been on a constant decline since 2017, continuing to show signs of uncertainty for the corporation. It is possible that the history of the brand explains where it strayed from the path to success t

LL_MHIA20 dk 3 vt 18 Kurslitteratur vt 2018 för MHI A12, Mediehistoria: Fortsättningskurs, delkurs 3, 7,5 hp och MHI A05 Sociala medier i historiskt perspektiv, 7,5 hp Institutionen för kommunikation och medier, Lunds universitet Fastställd av institutionsstyrelsen den 1 december 2016. Anderson, Benedict (1993). Den föreställda gemenskapen: Reflexioner kring nationalismens ursprung och spridning.

https://www.historiska.lu.se/media/utbildning/dokument/kurser/MHIA20/20181/LL_MHIA20_dk_3_vt_18.pdf - 2026-05-05

During the last several decades, important new research has been published on the Swedish Caribbean colony of Saint Barthélemy, but this has almost exclusively focused on its early years, during the early modern period. By the time it was returned to France in 1878, its heyday was long past. Nevertheless, this article argues that press coverage of the island’s transfer to France in the 1870s provi

The aim of this paper is to explore relations between science and the public. Specifically, Swedish meteorology around 1900 and the role of media relations in the construction of a storm-warning system will be discussed. It is argued that science - public interaction can be a factor in the process of establishing priorities in science.

Abstract in Undetermined Imagining Mass Dictatorship is the fifth volume in the ‘Mass Dictatorship’ series launched by Hanyang University's Research Institute of Comparative History and Culture and published by Palgrave. It sees twelve Swedish and Korean scholars, theorists, and historians of fiction and non-fiction probe the literary subject of life in 20th century mass dictatorships. Generously

In the present thesis I analyse the image of the Oriental or the Other in German public-service media reporting. In times of the refugee crisis, right-wing movements strengthening in several European countries and Islamist extremist terrorist threats, the West is confronted with the question of integrating people from other cultures. The discussion about the sexual assaults in Cologne from 31 Dece

The aesthetic and literary genre of dark academia has become popular due to its romanticisation of immersive academic learning and lifestyles. It has however been criticised for its frequent glorification of and focus on Eurocentric educational institutions which celebrate Western patriarchal exclusivity. This thesis examines in how far this is true of the genre’s prominent novels Donna Tartt’s Th

The aim of this project is to highlight the structural continuity of contemporary mass media, despite the various changes, both technological and in relation to the agents of mass media, that occurred in the last two decades, following the advent of online journalism. The approach that will be pursued is a structural one, not content analysis. To prove the structural continuity, I am relying on sy

This thesis aims to provide a case study for a critical theory of mythopoetics, via analysis of four ‘Brexit narratives’: The Bad Boys of Brexit by Arron Banks, Unleashing Demons by Craig Oliver, All Out War by Tim Shipman and The Brexit Club by Owen Bennett. My objective is to demonstrate the prevalence of mythopoetics in political and historical discourse, via analysis of four competing politica

This article shows that visual representations are valuable sources for investigating the cultural and social history of the humankind-nature relationship. It does so by considering visual representations of future acts of environing as technologies that, connoting the making of the environment, disclose societal sensibilities and actors’ agendas regarding technology, the environment and nature. B

14 september 2026 09:00 till 18 september 2026 17:00 | Övrigt Are you new to working with human pluripotent stem cells? Experts from the Cell and Gene Technologies Core Facility at Lund University's Lund Stem Cell Center will teach you how from 14 - 18 September, 2026! The 5-day course on the "Handling, maintenance and understanding of human pluripotent stem cells" contains substantial hand-on pra

https://www.medicin.lu.se/evenemang/course-handling-maintenance-and-understanding-human-pluripotent-stem-cells-0 - 2026-05-06

14 september 2026 09:00 till 18 september 2026 17:00 | Övrigt Are you new to working with human pluripotent stem cells? Experts from the Cell and Gene Technologies Core Facility at Lund University's Lund Stem Cell Center will teach you how from 14 - 18 September, 2026! The 5-day course on the "Handling, maintenance and understanding of human pluripotent stem cells" contains substantial hand-on pra

https://www.intramed.lu.se/evenemang/course-handling-maintenance-and-understanding-human-pluripotent-stem-cells-0 - 2026-05-06

This paper explores how Ukrainian virtual museums of war are embedded in today’s connective environment of humans, codes and algorithms. In particular, I examine the ways virtuality as a mode of memory-making is deployed by the Meta History: Museum of War to shape the mediation and remembering of the full-scale Russian war against Ukraine as it unfolds. Using digital methods and digital ethnograph