Poster for my Ljubljana lecture May 14th

The poster below advertises my lecture in Ljubljana, titled «The Anthropocene: Alpha and omega?», which will be held tomorrow at Alma Mater Europaea, Institutum Studiorum Humanitatis.

#38

Today I have had half an article writing day devoted to the second article I am co-writing with Joakim Jiri Haaland on use of friluftsliv activities in the context of child protection, with some 100 words added to the text. So far this Spring I have had 38 writing days.

Second lecture given in Trento - Erasmus exchange lectures with Anthropocene theme

Today I gave the lecture “The perspective of the Anthropocene and what it says about humans´ place in nature” at University of Trento´s Department of humanities. Some 10 people attended. The lecture was given related to Carlo Brentari´s Bachelor-level course in philosophical anthropology, and was also open to the public.

First lecture given in Trento - Erasmus exchange lectures with Anthropocene theme

Today I gave a guest lecture for ph.d. students at University of Trento´s Department of humanities, titled "Semiotic agency and the Anthropocene”. About 10 people followed the lecture physically or digitally.

Two abstracts reviewed for world congress in semiotics

I have reviewed two abstracts submitted to the organizers of the 16th world congress of semiotics, to be held in Warsaw, Poland, in early September, in my capacity as a member of the congress´ scientific committee.

Lecture "Semiotic agency and the Anthropocene" - with Zoom link

On Thursday May 9th at 4 p.m. CEST I will give a lecture for ph.d. students at University of Trento´s Department of humanities titled "Semiotic agency and the Anthropocene". The lecture can be followed via Zoom by using this link.

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Two forthcoming lectures in Trento, Italy May 9th and 10th

Publication points 2023 - #6 at department; #2 among professors

I have just looked at the publication points results at my department and faculty for 2023. With 3,4 publication points, from 2 journal articles and 2 book chapters, I rank as #6 at University of Stavanger´s Department of social studies in terms of publication points overall, and #2 among professors employed at the department.

With 5,1 publication points, Sarah Hean (professor of social work) had the most publication points among the professors of the department. With 6,5 publication points, Francesco Margoni (associate professor of psychology) did best by this measure overall.