This thesis explores the radioactive image and poses the multi-layered question: ‘(how) can radioactivity exist as an image, when it cannot be seen, heard or felt?’. By having no sensorial qualities, radioactivity is often narrated in popular media by metaphoric association. Through close analyses of selected scenes from HBO’s tv-series Chernobyl (2019) the study suggests that a variety of tropes

This article addresses the understanding of Islam of nine young adult Muslims living in the Malmo and Copenhagen region. 1 Throughout the interviews with the young adults, they mark their distance from what they perceive as unacceptable forms of Islamic ideas and practices, labeling these ideas as extremist and inconsistent. They develop discursive techniques of distancing themselves from the medi

There is empirical evidence indicating that trust in research is decreasing. If distrust is justified, this is a good thing; if not, it is a cause of concern. A basic question concerns the reasons for, ant the causes of, distrust. Which are they, what do they mean, and how reliable are they? The papers and presentations in this volume focus on external and internal factors contributing to distrus

1 COSB60: Contemporary Korean Society, 7.5 Credits Fall Semester 2024 2024-10-02 – 2024-12-03 Course Director: Youngeun Koo E-mail: youngeun.koo@ace.lu.se Course Outline (as of 20 September 2024; subject to further change) COURSE CONTENT The course provides students with a basic understanding of key issues in contemporary Korean society. It focuses on post-Cold War Korea. The course covers topics

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1 COSB60: Contemporary Korean Society, 7.5 Credits Fall Semester 2024 2024-10-02 – 2024-12-03 Course Director: Youngeun Koo E-mail: youngeun.koo@ace.lu.se Course Outline (as of 27 August 2024; subject to further change) COURSE CONTENT The course provides students with a basic understanding of key issues in contemporary Korean society. It focuses on post-Cold War Korea. The course covers topics suc

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Areas polluted by industrial activity are common throughout Sweden. Eslöv is an old manufacturing town with an industrial history dating back to the late 19th century. On behalf of the municipality of Eslöv, the situation of soil pollution in the city has been investigated. The method used in this investigation (MIFO) is developed by the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency. In general the meth

In the last decade the Internet as we know it has developed rapidly. With it music has been spread, consumed and absorbed in manners that ultimately questions both its status as well as its possibilities. In a digital age, does it make sense to think of music as progressing after certain inherent logics? Is music not enmeshed in our digital doings to such a degree that the entire foundation for ho

An ethopoeia is an imagined speech assigned to a certain character. As a rhetorical exercise it is known from the progymnasmata of Theon, Hermogenes, Aphthonius and Nicolaus as well as contemporary rhetorical theorists. The purpose of the exercise was to teach the student the appropriate use of ethos and pathos for the assigned character. The paper will present the function of the ethopoeia as a p

Ad utrumque (paratus), latin for “prepared for both”, is the motto of Lund University. When the University was founded in 1666 its primary mission was to secure the southern provinces of Scania to the Swedish king. Scania had previously belonged to Denmark, but the peace settlement of 1658 made them part of Sweden. The seal of the university also shows the carolingian lion reading a book while hol

Microsoft Word - CV_Malkopoulou-Jan2020.docx Malkopoulou CV January 2020 1 Anthoula Malkopoulou Department of Political Science Home address: Lund University Norbyvägen 44B Box 52, SE-221 00 Lund, Sweden 752 39 Uppsala, Sweden Email: anthoula.malkopoulou@svet.lu.se Mobile: +46 725 627718 EDUCATION PhD, Political Science (Political Theory), 2011. Finnish Centre of Excellence in Political Thought an

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Printed almanacs in the Danish language are preserved from the sixteenth century. The production of almanacs increased from the 1570’s just as that of news sheets, pamphlets, and chapbook stories. From the beginning the almanac covered a sheet of paper consisting of 16 leaves, or 32 pages. As a supplement, four or eight leaves of paper contained the Practica Astroligica. This form – 40 or 48 pages

I forskningsprojektet Välfärdsstaten analyserad (1945–89) arbetar vi med olika typer av algoritmisk textanalys av storskalig empiri från politikens sfär (digitaliserat riksdagstryck och statliga offentliga utredningar under perioden), dagspress och skönlitteratur. Svensk efterkrigstid är en väl utforskad period, men genom att applicera digitala metoder på kurerade dataset kan politikens, nyhetsmedA hundred million words: Reflections on historical research with large-scale textual datasets as empirical evidenceThe research project Welfare State Analytics: Text Mining and Modelling Swedish Politics, Media & Culture, 1945–1989 uses probabilistic methods and text-mining models to study three massive textual datasets from Swedish politics, news media, and literary culture. By topic modellin

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Professor | Forskningsansvarig | Ställföreträdande prefekt Kontaktinformation E-post: simon [dot] turner [at] soc [dot] lu [dot] se Telefon: +46 46 222 88 65Organisation Socialantropologi Hämtställe: 31 WebbplatsSimon Turners profil i Lunds universitets forskningsportalHuvudsakliga forskningsområdenPåtvingad migrationFlyktinglägerVardagshumanitärismNuvarande forskningPå en empirisk nivå har min fo

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Associate Professor | Senior Lecturer | Coordinator for Qualitative Methods Lab | Excellent teaching practitioner Contact details Email: lisa [dot] flower [at] soc [dot] lu [dot] seOrganisation Department of Sociology Service point: 31 WebpageLisa Flowers profile in Lund University research portalResearchMy research examines the interplay between the legal sphere and the wider society. My current

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Climate counseling – new governance in Swedish agriculture Authors: Dr. Stål, H.* & Professor Corvellec, H** * Herman.stal@usbe.umu.se ; Research Institute for Sustainability and Ethics in Business Umeå School of Business and Economics, Sweden **Lund University A decoupling perspective upon circular business model implementation Track; Circular Business Models Mention that decoupling means somethi

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Countering Hostile Influence - the State of the Art RESEARCH REPORT Countering Information Influence Activities The State of the Art 2 Countering Information Influence Activities: The State of the Art, version 1.4 (1 July 2018) James Pamment, Howard Nothhaft, Henrik Agardh-Twetman, Alicia Fjällhed Department of Strategic Communication, Lund University MSB’s points of contact: Fredrik Konnander Pub

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Resonerande bibliografi över nordisk fotohistoria fram till 1865. Avser tryck från Sverige, Norge, Danmark och Finland med ett appendix om Island. Vad vi vet om den äldsta perioden av den fotografiska bildens histora, eller allmännare uttryckt fotografins historia, hör intimt samman med samtida texter och tillgänglig litteratur om tiden och mediet. Primärkällor och samtida personers tillbakablicka

Reflections of Fire. Images of the First World War in Sweden This thesis investigates the cultural impact of the First World War in Sweden, and how it shaped Swedish images and narratives about war and neutrality from 1914 to 1935. In line with Paul Fussell, George L. Mosse, and Jay Winter, among others, I discuss the symbolic, discursive aspects of the war at a popular, everyday level. The theor