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Som nr 3 i rekken Nomadikon Lecture Series, foreleser prof. Joanna Zylinska over ÒTaking Responsibility for Life: Bioethics and
BioartÓ fredag 25. Januar 2013 kl
10.15 i seminarrom 548 i Lauritz
Meltzers Hus, UiB (Fosswinckelsgate 6). Alle fra TBLR er hjertelig
velkommen. Abstract for forelesningen: Bioart, a genre of art in which artists use biomaterial such as live tissue,
blood, genes, bacteria or viruses as their Ôcanvas,Õ opens up an interesting
set of possibilities. These possibilities are not just visual but also
material, and hence ontological: they concern the very nature of existence in
time, and of what we understand by seemingly self-evident concepts such as
duration, emergence, reproduction and being alive. In works such as those by
Tissue Culture & Art Project, Stelarc or Eduardo Kac life is being
re-created, pushed to the limit, remoulded, remediated, cut and spliced back
again. Bioartists can thus be said to take artÕs creative imperative to a
different level, echoing what the philosopher Henri Bergson termed Ôcreative
evolutionÕ—a form of lifeÕs unfolding which does not proceed in
straight vertical lines according to a pre-designed formula. In this way,
bioartistic experiments not only undermine the metaphysical understanding of
life but also challenge the traditional humanist value-based ethics, whereby
this nebulous entity called Ôhuman lifeÕ is posited in advance as a value,
something to be protected at all cost. In posing this challenge, bioartists
do not just perform life differently but also enact a different ethics of life,
taking responsibility for various life forms: humans, animals, organs, cells,
bacteria. The protection of lifeÕs unfolding constitutes the first condition
of this ethics. Critical reflection on the emergence of these different life
forms, and on the relations between them, forms its core injunction. Joanna
Zylinska er professor i New Media and Communications ved Goldsmiths,
University of London. Hun er aktuell med boken Life After New Media: Mediation as a Vital
Process (med Sarah Kember, MIT Press). – Se Joanna
Zylinskas hjemmeside. – Se ogsŒ
omtale pŒ Nomadikons hjemmesider. |
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LOKALT TBLR/Bergen
FORSKERUTDANNINGSKURS, BERGEN, H-2012: ÒOn Jacques RancireÓ, emnefokus og paper-kurs, 29/11-30/11, 2012 Venue: Seminar room 217 at HF-bygget (Sydnesplass 7) |
Utlysning av lokalt TBLR/Bergen forskerutdanningskurs for
PhD-studenter i estetiske fag ved Universitetet i Bergen og tilsluttede l¾resteder, Torsd. 29.-Fred. 30. november 2012 PŒmelding snarest til anders.gullestad@lle.uib.no og lars.saetre@lle.uib.no (bruk begge adresser ved pŒmelding), senest innen 25. okt. 2012. Topic focus: ÒOn Jacques RancireÓ – his thoughtÕs
aesthetic-political relevance to literary, art historical, theatre, visual
culture and film studies, and his thoughtÕs current actuality A two-daysÕ special-focus PhD-course combined with sessions with
presentations and discussions of pre-submitted PhD-student papers/thesis
chapters. Course description: Even
though Jacques
Rancire (b. 1940) has been active since he contributed to Reading Capital
in 1965 as part of the group of philosophers working with Louis Althusser, it
is only during the last decade that he has become a household name to the
English-speaking academic world. The last few years, in particular, has seen
a torrent of new translations of his works being published, coinciding with a
large number of scholars from a variety of different fields –
philosophy, art history, visual culture, theatre studies, comparative
literature, queer theory, and political science, just to name a few –
starting to incorporate his concepts into their own work. At the moment,
RancireÕs ideas seem to be everywhere. For
this reason and due to suggestions from our TBLR/B PhD-students, the TBLR/B
are happy to offer a seminar on RancireÕs work on aesthetics. To claim that
this is one of the areas where his work has been most keenly received is
somewhat of an understatement; what his attempt to show the fundamental
connection between the aesthetic and the political has amounted to, in the
words of philosopher Keith Ansell Pearson, is no less than Òa revitalization
of the term ÔaestheticsÕÓ. But how are we to understand this revitalization,
and what are its consequences? How should we go about gauging the strengths,
but also possible limitations of RancireÕs aesthetic philosophy? What sort
of questions can his work open up for? What can be gained by applying his concepts
to our own research, and what are potential pitfalls of doing so? And does
his present popularity mean that his ideas are somehow in danger of being
co-opted or emptied of meaning, and, if so, how can we counteract this
process? To
help us discuss such questions, two distinguished scholars, both of which
have published extensively on Rancire, have accepted our invitation to take
part in the two-day seminar course, alongside TBLR/BÕs faculty staff and the
PhD-students themselves: Gabriel
Rockhill and Oliver Davis will give keynote lectures: Assist. Professor, PhD Gabriel Rockhill (Villanova University &
Collge International de Philosophie, Paris) is the translator and editor of
RancireÕs The
Politics of Aesthetics (2004), and has also co-edited the anthology Jacques
Rancire: History, Politics, Aesthetics (2009) with Philip Watts. -->
Gabriel RockhillÕs lecture
abstract. Dr Oliver Davis (The University of Warwick) is the
author of Jacques
Rancire (2010) and articles such as ÒRancire and Queer Theory: On
irritable attachmentÓ (2009) and ÒThe Radical Pedagogies of Franois Bon and
Jacques RancireÓ (2010). -->
Oliver DavisÕ lecture abstract. Guest
lectures, free and open discussion of the lectures, questions, comments, and
references to the beforehand-read obligatory curriculum – in all of
which everybody is invited to join in – will take place as plenary
sessions during the topic-focus ÒRancire-dayÓ. Time permitting, group work
on allotted curricular texts may also apply, before the groups return with
their findings (orally) for a summing-up discusssion at the plenary session. Venue on both days: University of BergenÕs HF-bygget
(street address: Sydnesplass 7); Seminar room 217 as plenary venue (one flight up), seminar rooms 326 and 401 as
group-work venues (two and three flights up). Curriculum / Reading materials: Study materials are free of charge (except prospective books, that
need to be purchased or lent individually). All curricular materials should
be read beforehand, incl. the pre-submitted PhD-papers. For curricular
materials, click ÒCurriculumÓ in left margin. PhD-Papers: While you are welcome to take part both with and without a
pre-submitted paper, yet the PhD-students are encouraged to submit papers (in
English or Norwegian, max. length 15 pp, double spacing), to be discussed in
groups (30 minutes+ each). NB: For the PhD-student papers the topics are free
and need not necessarily be tied in with the courseÕs overall topic focus on
Rancire. Papers at any level of completion are welcomed. If submitting your
paper in Norwegian, then please include an abstract of max. a page in
English. Links to enlisted and submitted papers will be organized on this
webiste, check below. Papers will be removed from the webpage immediately
after the course has been terminated. All materials should be read
beforehand. – Since papers will have been read beforehand, each
PhD-student participating with a paper first presents his/her work orally for
5-8 minutes (for example by contextualizing it); then the other PhD-students,
the TBLR/BergenÕs staff faculty, other supervisors who wold like to take
part, as well as the (circulating) keynote guests will join in, discussing each
paper in a constructively critical manner. In the case of many papers, we
will subdivide into groups; in the case of a number of papers that can be
handled within one group, we will go for plenary paper sessions. PhD-paper: Gunner¿d PhD-paper: Vaage PhD-paper: Heermann PhD-paper: Jul-Larsen PhD-paper: Gullestad PhD-paper: Bale Amundsen Working language: Whenever there are non-Scandinavian speakers present at the various
sessions, working language at the PhD-course will be English. Whenever only
Scandinavian speakers are assembled, Norwegian/Scandinavian may apply. ECTS / ÒStudiepoeng innenfor
oppl¾ringsdelenÓ: Participation without a paper: 2 ECTS (ÔstudiepoengÕ); participation with a
paper: 5
ECTS. – Signed and authorized course diplomas will be bestowed upon
each PhD-student participant on completion of the 2-daysÕ course. Immediately
thereafter, a signed and authorized ECTS-report with all data relating to
your completed participation will be shipped to the researcher-training
administrative officer at the academic institution of your affiliation. Venue, accommodation, meals, travel,
etc.: Venue: University of BergenÕs HF-bygget (on both days: Sem.room
217 as plenary venue, sem.rooms 326 and 401 as group-work
venues). Luncheon on both course days will be covered by the TBLR/Bergen.
Since this is primarily a local TBLR/B course, the bulk of participating
PhD-students are expected to reside in Bergen and will need no extra
accommodation. PhD-students who hold positions at other academic institutions
(such as the university colleges) yet are inscribed into the PhD-programme at
the University of Bergen and also have their supervisors there, may apply to
have accommodation costs 1 night covered. In the case of vacant course places
after the UiB-affiliated PhD-studentsÕ enlistments, the TBLR/B will consider
opening the course also to other interested PhD-students representing one of
the other member institutions of TBLRÕs National level other than the UiB (i.e. NTNU,
UiTroms¿, UiStavanger, and UiAgder). For those who need to travel, each
participating PhD-student is him/herself responsible for the travel costs,
and for booking and purchasing tickets ample time in advance (this goes for
all travelling participants). With the exception of those mentioned above who
are eligible to apply beforehand to have 1 night accommodation covered due to
their affiliation with the UiB, room and board need also to be booked and
covered by those travelling to Bergen (except for the two free luncheons). Application deadline: Thursday 25th October 2012. Apply per e-mail, preferably at your
earliest convenience, to anders.gullestad@lle.uib.no and lars.saetre@lle.uib.no (use both e-mail addresses when you
enlist). At the same time, briefly state your ongoing projectÕs title, its
status, the title of your TBLR-paper, your discipline, your department
affiliation, and name/e-mail of your supervisor(s) – who are also welcome
to take part. – For new PhD-students: Please fill in the TBLR registration form so that we can include you in our mailing-list and enter you on
TBLRÕs list (see webpage section, below, right), and send it to Gullestad and
S¾tre. Deadline for submitting enlisted
papers: No later than Wednesday 14th November 2012, at 12:00, both to anders.gullestad@lle.uib.no and lars.saetre@lle.uib.no. Organizer: Norwegian National Researcher Training School ÒText Image Sound Space
(ÔTBLRÕ)Ó, Bergen Branch. – In the case of any questions, do not
hesitate to contact Gullestad and S¾tre. Financial support: UiB/Faculty of Humanities, and UiB/Dept. of Information Science and
Media Studies (SV). Welcome! Evaluations: tba,
after event. |
TBLR/National–Norwegian National
Researcher Training School, and TBLR/Bergen–local Bergen branch: PhD Researcher training courses. FORSKERUTDANNINGSKURS H¯ST 2012 / VR 2013. See comprehensive list (below left, with links) of already held TBLR PhD-researcher training courses, both locally at UiB, nationally, and internationally. Click on each course link for course layouts as well as for curricular materials (still available). See list with links (below right) to member, membership, projects and supervisor info, to handbooks, and to TBLR BergenÕs and TBLR NationalÕs leadership. |
TBLR/
Nasjonalt: Utlysning Nasjonalt TBLR-kurs i MŸnchen, jan. 2013 (See also direct link to the national courseÕs main wepage: here) ÒAesthetic
Concepts and Changing FormsÓ National researcher-training
PhD-course Tutzing and Munich, Germany January 9th–12th
2013 This
interdisciplinary doctoral course addresses the concept of ÔformÕ and its
relevance in todayÕs aesthetic criticism. Our point of departure is the
innovative aspects of contemporary artistic expression, from literature and
music to the fine arts. From this position the course aims to generate a
critical discussion of the form-related models of our aesthetic thought and
discourses. – The course is a combined scholarly topic-focused course
(with invited keynote guest lecturers, curricular reading materials,
discussions of lectures and curriculum), as well as a course leaving ample
time for discussion-sessions of presubmitted PhD-candidatesÕ papers. The
course is open to PhD-candidates from the Norwegian researcher-training
school Text,
Image, Sound, Space – TBLR (University of Bergen, University of
Stavanger, University of Agder, Norwegian University of Science and
Technology (NTNU), Trondheim, and University of Troms¿). Course description and organizaton: Click here. Comprehensive programme: Invited keynote guest lecturers,
alongside TBLR/NationalÕs staff. Brief academic BioÕs of: Annegret
Heitmann (LMU/BRD), Frederik Tygstrup (CU/DK), Robin van den Akker (Erasmus
Rotterdam/NL), Timotheus Vermeulen (Radboud Nijmegen/NL/BRD), and Birgit Mersmann
(Jacobs Bremen/BRD): Venues etc.: Evangelische
Akademie, Tutzing (am Starnberger See), and (for final course day)
transfer to Ludwig-Maximilians-UniversitŠt, Munich. Travelling details are
given in Course Description. Meals and accommodation will be covered by the
TBLR. Each participating PhD-student is him/herself responsible for the
travel costs, and for booking and purchasing tickets ample time advance. Curriculum / Reading materials: All materials should
be read beforehand. Materials will be announced and published here. PhD-Papers: The PhD-students are
encouraged to submit papers (in English or Norwegian, max. length 15 pp,
double spacing), to be discussed in groups (30 minutes each). If submitting
your paper in Norwegian, then please include an abstract of max. a page in
English. Links to submitted papers will be organized, check here. Papers will be removed from the webpage
immediately after the course has been terminated. All materials should be
read beforehand. PhD-paper: XXXXX PhD-paper: XXXXX PhD-paper: XXXXX PhD-paper: XXXXX etc. List of participants (tba.) ECTS: Participation without a paper: 2 ECTS
(ÔstudiepoengÕ); participation with a paper: 5 ECTS. Application deadline: 1st
November 2012. Apply per e-mail, and use this application form: click here. Deadline for submitting papers: 1st
December 2012. Please, submit applications as
well as PhD-papers per e-mail to: Organizer: Norwegian National
Researcher Training School ÒText Image Sound Space (ÔTBLRÕ)Ó, main organizer
Agder branch, Agder University. Financial support: UiB, NTNU, UiT, UiA,
UiS; NFU-H; in coop. with Ludwig-Maximilians-UniversitŠt, Munich. Welcome! Evaluations: tba, after event. |
FORSKERUTDANNINGSSEMINAR BERGEN, H-2012. |
Utlysning Startdagen for nye PhD-kandidater, i Bergen, 4. okt. 2012 PŒmelding
senest 17. sept. 2012 Startdagen for nye PhD-kandidater i Bergen Venue, time: Scandic Neptun,
4. okt. 2012, kl 10.00–16.00 PŒmelding snarest til Kirsten
Bang (FOF): kirsten.bang@fof.uib.no Beskrivelse: Programmet for Startdagen bestŒr av
innlegg ved fakultetsdirekt¿r, prodekana for forskning, fakultetets
forskningskonsulenter som orienterer om forskerutdanningsl¿pet med fokus pŒ
startperioden og oppl¾ringsdelen, og av SVT (Rasmus Slaattelid) som
presenterer den obligatoriske vitenskapsteoretiske komponenten (VITHF900) i
oppl¾ringsdelen. God tid til sp¿rsmŒl. Videre presenterer PhD-studentenes fagpolitiske og
faglig-sosiale sammenslutning STIP-HF seg. Det blir ogsŒ paneldebatt bl.a. med fokus pŒ veiledning og
progresjon. I panelet sitter to stipendiater og to veiledere hhv. involverte
i forskerutdanningen (Roger Strand fra SVT; og Lars S¾tre fra LLE og fra
Forskerskolen for estetiske fag, TBLR). Asvlutningsvis gis god anledning til oppsummeringer og
sp¿rsmŒl. – Om kvelden: (frivillig) middag. Arrangementet er for alle interesserte innenfor HF, og er
kommet i stand som et samarbeid mellom (prim¾rt) STIP-HF, FOF, HF og ¿vrige
deltakere. Stipendiater fra alle fagomrŒder er velkomne. Fullstendig utlysning: |
FORSKERUTDANNINGS-KONFERANSE TROMS¯, H-2012. |
Utlysning av Konferanse i kunstvitenskap ved Universitetet i Troms¿, Troms¿, 21.-23. nov. 2012 Call for papers PŒmelding snarest til monica.grini@uit.no og svein.aamold@uit.no, senest innen 15. okt. 2012. ÒS‡mi Art: Perspectives on the Indigenous and the ContemporaryÓ N¾rmere praktiske opplysninger
om program og lokal venue ved henvendelse. Beskrivelse: I dagene 21.-23. november 2012
arrangerer Kunstvitenskap ved Universitetet i Troms¿ en konferanse i
forbindelse med S‡mi Art Research Project. Under overskriften ÒS‡mi Art: Perspectives on the
Indigenous and the ContemporaryÓ vil konferansen ber¿re en rekke
utfordringer hva angŒr metode, teori, historiografi og estetikk som ogsŒ har
betydning for forskere som ikke arbeider med samisk kunst. Keynote speakers: James Elkins, Dylan Miner og Greg Hill. Man kan delta pŒ seminaret bŒde med og uten eget bidrag. Se
vedlagte Call for papers for
n¾rmere opplysninger. St¿tte: For
PhD-studenter fra andre steder enn Troms¿, fortrinnsvis for dem som ¿nsker Œ
bidra med eget paper, vil det v¾re mulig Œ s¿ke om noe st¿tte til reise og
opphold. – Kontakt Monica Grini, PhD-stipendiat, Teorifagbygget, Hus 4,
Universitetet i Troms¿, 9037 Troms¿. – Tel: 77644567 / 93458925. Fullstendig utlysning: |
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TBLR/Bergen:
GJENNOMF¯RTE KURS 2007-Õ08-Õ09-Õ10-Õ11-Õ12
(program
og pensumtekster ligger hele tiden tilgjengelig):
--> Poststructuralism (Re)Visited,
PhD-forskerutdanningskurs ved UiB 18.-19. juni 2012 (med Catherine
Belsey og Colin Davis, begge UK)
--> Forskningskonferanse
om ÓNarrative EthicsÓ (19.-20. nov. 2010, ved Det Norske
Videnskaps-Akademi/Oslo; courtesy of
prof. Jakob Lothe og forskningsnettverket ÓNordic Network of Narrative
StudiesÓ)
--> Seminar om
ÓLiterature, Ethics and AestheticsÓ (18. nov. 2010, pŒ Lysebu/Oslo;
courtesy of prof. Jakob Lothe og PhD-programmet, UiO)
--> Emnefokus:
Deleuze – Med Deleuze i litteratur-, kunst- og kulturfagene (med prof. Stian
Gr¿gaard) (TBLR/B-forsk.utd.kurs 22.-23. okt. 2010)
--> The
Cultures of Food, Eating and Cooking (26-31/7-2010, London; Courtesy of
Frederik Tygstrup and European Summer School in Cultural Studies
(ESSCS 2010;
Copenhagen Doctoral School in Cultural Studies, Amsterdam School of Cultural
Analysis,
International Graduate
Centre for the Study of Culture (Giessen), London Consortium, and the Univ. of
Oslo)
--> Politics, Religion and Violence (15-24/7-2010,
Tilburg/Nederland; Courtesy of Tilburg Philosophy Summer School and Simon
Critchley)
--> Paper/Avh.kapittel-seminar 21/6-2010 [avlyst pga mangl. pŒmeldinger]
--> Persepsjon og bilder (14-16/6-2010, Solstrand; samarbeid
forskerskolene Kultur og Samfunn/B og TBLR/B)
--> ÓMedia, Aesthetics, PoliticsÓ (New York
City/Manhattan 19th–21st May 2010, Courtesy of the PhD-programme, NTNU)
--> ÓThe (fading)/(future) Memory of FilmÓ – Third Nomadikon Meeting (12th April 2010,
Courtesy of Nomadikon, Infomedia, UiB)
--> Between the Aesthetical and the Political (Nasjonalt kurs, Bergen,
jan. 2010)
--> Concepts;
Meaning, Interpretation, Intention (med Toril Moi) (nov. 2009)
--> Estetisk kulturanalyse (courtesy of UiO and NTNU) (nov. 2009)
--> In-Between:
Affect as an Interdisciplinary Medium (med Mieke Bal) (juni 2009)
--> Pluralizing
Visual Culture (courtesy of ÕNomadikonÕ) (febr. 2009)
--> Det estetiske i kunst- og
kulturforskningen (nov. 2008)
--> Det historiske i kunst- og
kulturforskningen (okt. 2008)
--> Litteratur - Globalisering - Fortelling
(mars/apr. 2008)
--> Den estetiske hendelsen (Nasjonalt
kurs, nov. 2007)
TBLR/Nasjonalt,
Internasjonalt og Lokalt: GJENNOMF¯RTE KURS 2007-Õ09-Õ10-Õ11-Õ12:
--> H¯STsemesteret 2011: PhD-kandidat-kurser, courtesy of
vŒre nettverkssamarbeidspartnere, om:
ÓControversial Images in
Media CultureÓ (Bergen);
ÓHollow Land: Landscape,
Memory, PoliticsÓ (Bergen);
ÓFine Art and Cultural
Memory in SebaldÕs Prose NarrativesÓ (Bergen);
ÓPhilology and Literary
StudiesÓ (Roma);
ÓSakprosaÓ:
Arbeidsseminar, 16 sept-18 okt 2011
ÓKunnskapens sprŒkÓ
(konferanse), 27-28 okt 2011
ÓBildekunst mellom
historie, estetikk og praksisÓ, PhD-kurs, UiT, 17-18 Nov 2011
ÓThe 5th Nomadikon
Conference: ÓImage = GestureÓ, UiB, 9-12 Nov 2011
--> VRsemesteret/Sommeren
2011: Phd-kandidat-kurser, courtesy of
vŒre nettverkssamarbeidspartnere, om:
ÓModernity, Critique
and HumanismÓ (CSU, Los Angeles);
ÓCollective Futures
– Organizing Critical ExperiencesÓ (London);
ÓContested Spaces
– Witness, Memory, AffectÓ (Copenhagen);
ÓSamtidskunstens
vidensformer og kunstens interventionerÓ (Sandbjerg Gods, Danmark);
ÓLiterature and
Emotions ConferenceÓ (Copenhagen);
ÓAesthetics and
PoliticsÓ (Copenhagen);
ÓMemory and/in
PracticeÓ (Copenhagen);
ÓEuropean Docotoral
Seminar in Culture, Criticism and CreativityÓ (Copenhagen);
ÓFictionilizationÓ
(Copenhagen); and
ÓPerformaticity – Urban Performances and the Performative CityÓ (Lisbon)
--> Between the Aesthetical and the Political (Nasjonalt kurs, Bergen,
jan. 2010)
--> Objects and Methods in Aesthetic and
Cultural Studies:
Archives, Maps, Translations
(TBLR) (Roma, januar 2009)
--> High and Low: The Aesthetics of Style, revisited
(courtesy of NTNU) (New York,
april 2009)
--> Den estetiske hendelsen (Nasjonalt
kurs, Bergen, nov. 2007)
DIV. DOK. og
NEDLASTINGER
se orientering
nedenfor - ta utskrifter selv:
--> Orientering og
registreringsskjema
--> Stipendiater og
prosjekter reg. hos TBLR pr dato
--> Stip. og prosj.
Infomedia pr dato
--> E-postadresser stipendiater pr
dato
--> E-postadresser veiledere pr dato
--> BOK: Mieke Bal, Guidelines for Writing
--> LISTE: HŒndb¿ker
(Toril Moi)
TBLR/Bergens Koordineringsgruppe
Prof. Lars S¾tre
(Allm. litt.vit., LLE – Leder)
Prof.
Asbj¿rn Gr¿nstad (Infomedia, film, litt., SV)
Prof. Randi
Koppen (Engelsk, IF)
F¿rsteaman.
Christine Hamm (Nordisk, LLE)
F¿rsteaman. Keld
Hyldig (Teatervit., LLE)
F¿rsteaman.
Henning Laugerud (Kunsthist., LLE)
Stipendiatrepresentanter:
Univ.stip.
Laura Skinnebach (Bergen Museum, kunsthist.)
Univ. stip. Anders M. Gullestad (Univ. i Bergen - Sekret¾r)
TBLRs nasjonale styre
Prof. Unni LangŒs
(Univ. i Agder – Leder)
Prof. Lars S¾tre
(Univ. i Bergen)
Prof. Knut Ove
Eliassen (NTNU, Trondheim)
Prof.
Gunnar Iversen (NTNU, Trondheim)
Prof.
Marie-Theres Federhofer (Univ. i Troms¿)
F¿rsteaman. Cato
Wittusen (Univ. i Stavanger)
Prof. II (NTNU)
Frederik Tygstrup (K¿benhavns Univ. og Copenhagen Doctoral School)
Univ. stip. Anders M. Gullestad (Univ. i Bergen - Sekret¾r)
LITT OM TBLR OG TBLR/BERGEN
Nasjonal forskerskole ÓTekst Bilde Lyd Rom (TBLR) –
Fortolkning og teoriutvekslingÓ har siden 2004 v¾rt en nasjonal
nettverksforskerskole i estetiske fag med UiB, NTNU, UiAgder og UiT¿ som
partnere. Universitetet i Stavanger ble medlem h¿sten 2010. Skolen er sŒ vel
tverr-estetisk som disiplinorientert i sin virksomhet. TBLR har samtidig egen
lokal avdeling og ledelse ved UiB. I Bergen er den HF og deler av Infomedia
(SV) sin valgte forskerskole for stipendiater i estetiske fag. Disse er
automatisk (kollektivt) medlemmer i TBLR, sŒ sant man ikke reserverer seg.
– TBLR/Bergen driver forskerutdanningsvirksomhet i estetiske fag pŒ
fakultetsnivŒ (Det humanistiske fakultet (HF), samt for Infomedia ved SV).
Virksomheten fordeler seg pŒ emne/fagseminar og avhandlingsseminar.
Forskerskolen gir ogsŒ muligheter for Œ arrangere sŒkalte masterclasses lokalt.
– Gjennom nettverkskontakter og forskningsvirksomhet har TBLR samarbeid
med flere andre forskerskoler, sŒ som Copenhagen Doctoral School in Cultural Studies, Literature
and the Arts, Georg Brandes Skolen, Amsterdam School
for Cultural Analysis (ASCA), og andre. TBLR sine
stipendiater/medlemmer har adgang til Œ s¿ke om Œ delta ogsŒ i disse
forskerskolenes kurs. Se omtale av dette og mye annet pŒ TBLRs nasjonale
nettside. – Ved deltakelse i TBLR sine seminar og kurs, lokalt
og nasjonalt, er undervisning og materiell gratis for stipendiatene; det samme
gjelder kost og losji pŒ hotell i de tilfellene dŽt er n¿dvendig (f.eks. ved
deltakelse i de nasjonale forskerutdanningskursene). HF/UiB og SV/UiB svarer
nemlig hvert Œr en medlemsavgift til TBLR som bidrar til Œ dekke dette.
Imidlertid mŒ stipendiatene selv betale reisen i disse tilfellene (over den
enkelte stipendiats driftsmidler).
Konsolidering: Ved slutten av
vŒrsemesteret 2008 holdt TBLR/Bergen et orienteringsm¿te for stipendiatene i
estetiske fag, hvor en del skriftlig materiale ble utdelt: Det ble orientert om
TBLRs virke (fra 2008 sterkere lokal forankring og flere lokale aktiviteter enn
tidligere, samt ett nasjonalt forskerutdanningskurs i Œret pŒ omgang mellom
TBLR sine fire medlemsuniversiteter; det nasjonale kurset (vanligvis ultimo
januar) avrunder foregŒende arbeidsŒrs lokale aktiviteter). Samtidig startet
TBLR/Bergen en kartlegging av UiB-stipendiatene i estetiske fag (ett ark Œ
fylle ut og Œ returnere), for i stikkords form Œ fŒ et samlet overblikk over
PhD-prosjektene, problemstillinger, materiale og perspektiver. Videre for Œ fŒ
oppdatert hvor langt den enkelte stipendiat er kommet i oppl¾ringsdelen, for Œ
fŒ sikret gyldige e-postadresser til stipendiatene, samt ogsŒ for Œ fŒ oversikt
over veilederne og deres e-postadresser: Dette bidraget til Œ bygge et styrket
forskerutdanningsmilj¿ har alt sammen som mŒl for ¿yet Œ fŒ et overordnet bilde
av hvilke behov og ¿nsker rekrutteringsforskningen og den enkelte stipendiat i
estetiske fag mŒtte ha i den studiepoenggivende kurs/oppl¾ringsdelen i
PhD-programmet, med tanke pŒ bŒde lokale fagseminar, avhandlingsseminar, og
annet. – Ved begynnelsen av h¿stsemesteret 2008 sendte TBLR/Bergen den
samme orienteringen inkl. registreringsskjemaet ut igjen pŒ nytt til alle
stipendiatene i estetiske fag (nŒ ogsŒ omfattende de nyansatte stipendiatene).
– Registreringen er Œpen og er blitt fortsatt ogsŒ gjennom 2009 og videre
i 2010, 2011 og 2012. De som fremdeles har behov for tilgang til dette
materialet (inkl. registreringsskjemaet), kan laste det ned fra denne linken: Klikk. Her
finnes ogsŒ ytterligere detaljer og opplysninger om TBLR som den enkelte kan ha
nytte av.
NB: De som ennŒ
ikke har returnert registreringsskjemaet til TBLR/Bergen, og spesielt nye
stipendiater i estetiske fag, anmodes om Œ gj¿re dette omgŒende til
forskerskolens leder lars.saetre@lle.uib.no. Den oversikten som
skjemaene gir, letter arbeidet med planleggingen av de kommende semestrenes
TBLR-seminarer for stipendiatene i estetiske fag i Bergen, sŒ vel som
planleggingen av det Œrlige nasjonale TBLR-kurset (hvor de fire medlemsuniversitetene
samarbeider om programsammensetningen, og har sideblikk til hverandres lokale
kurs gjennom semestrene). – PŒ basis av det materialet som er kommet inn,
og etter faglige overveielser i TBLR/Bergens Koordineringsgruppe (som er oppnevnt
av HF-fakultetet), startet TBLR/Bergen h¿stsemesteret 2008 opp
studiepoenggivende forskerutdanningsseminarer for stipendiatene. Tilbudet ble
bygget videre ut i vŒrsemesteret 09, og er blitt fortsatt gjennom H2009, V2010,
H2010, V2011, H2011, V2012 og nŒ H2012.