Showing posts with label scientific workshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scientific workshop. Show all posts

Wednesday, 12 May 2021

3 meetings and a research workshop presentation

Today I have attended three meetings - of which one physical. One of the meetings were in relation to an audiovisual production to mark the completion of bachelor studies for bachelor in social work and bachelor in child protection.

I also presented my paper "Umwelt temporalities: Individuality and subjectivity in animals in light of Umwelt temporality" at the online international interdisciplinary research workshop "Animal (Pre)History, Agency & Legacy", held by Center for Interdisciplinary Research (ZiF) at Bielefeld University, Germany via ZOOM. Some 14 people were present. A multi-authored opinion piece is to follow.

Monday, 10 May 2021

2 meetings and a workshop

Today I have attended a brief coordination meeting, the first day of the UIS Lederforum, this time focused on environmental issues, and parts of the first day of the international research workshop "Animal (pre)history, agency and legacy", held digitally from University of Bielefeld, Germany.

Thursday, 10 October 2013

Humanimals paper posted in the blog of Minding Animals Norway

My paper "Animal and Eve: How representations of wolves and sheep are used to construct human identities", presented at the workshop Humanimals: Examining Histories and Productions of Animal-Human Relationships (Oslo, September 26-27 2013), has now been posted in the blog of Minding Animals Norway - see here. Includes three photos from my field work.

The paper (9pp) is also available in PDF format, under my Academia.edu profile. 


Friday, 13 September 2013

'Animal and Eve' paper scheduled for presentation

Today I have received the preliminary program for the international workshop Humanimals: Examining Histories and Productions of Animal-Human Relationships, which is to be held in Oslo, Norway, on September 26-27th. My paper "Animal and Eve: How representations of wolves and sheep are used to construct human identities" has been scheduled for presentation as part of the second day's Panel 1 (09.30-11.00), along with papers by Terje Finstad (NTNU) and Senna Middelveld (University of Aberdeen). Carla Freccero, the workshop's keynote speaker, and Gro Ween will serve as discussants.

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Monday, 13 May 2013

Brief report from the workshop "Agency in health care: Phenomenology and experience"

The scientific workshop "Agency in health care: Phenomenology and experience" was arranged at University of Stavanger's Department of Health Studies on Monday April 15th, with myself in a coordinating role. Besides functioning as the chair of a discussion session, I briefly opened the workshop (in the absence of Head of Department Kari Vevatne). I had also been taking care of several practicalities, and served as Stephen and Paul's host during their 2-day visit. The workshop featured lectures by Paul Thibault, Stephen Cowley, Febe Friberg and Sissel Eikeland Husebø - see program booklet. Some 12-15 people were present at one point or another, and discussions were fruitful, with practically all participants taking part.

An open lecture by Stephen Cowley, "Interactivity - implications for language and cognition", given Tuesday April 16th, was attended by some 10 people.

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