Nasjonal forskerskole
Tekst Bilde Lyd Rom (TBLR) –
Fortolkning og teoriutveksling
TBLR Avd. Bergen – TBLR Nasjonalt
nivŒ
Gjennomf¿rt
Nasjonalt
forskerutdanningskurs
for stipendiater
og veiledere i estetiske fag i Paris
(Centre
Franco-NorvŽgien en Sciences Sociales et Humaines)
25., 26. og
27. januar 2012
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GJENNOMF¯RT
TBLR-kurs JANUAR 2012:
Nasjonalt forskerutdanningskurs
for stipendiater og veiledere i
estetiske fag
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NASJONALT FORSKERUTDANNINGSKURS PARIS, JANUAR 2012. |
TBLR/Norwegian National Researcher
Training School: Norwegian national researcher
training course in Paris PhD-course Centre Franco-NorvŽgien en
Sciences Sociales et Humaines, FMSH, Paris January 25-27, 2012 For complete course
description, programme, info on lecturers, organizational details, practical
info, and enlistments procedures, deadlines and application form – go
directly to the courseÕs special webpage: Materiality and Historicity. This interdisciplinary doctoral
course aims at exploring the ways in which social and humanist sciences use
and analyze empirical material and theorize about different aspects of
materiality. Plenary lectures and discussions;
Group work on submitted PhD-papers and curricular texts. Keynote guest lecturers:
Prof. Arnfinn B¿-Rygg (Oslo), Prof. StŽphane van Damme (Paris), Prof.
Wolfgang Ernst (Berlin), Prof. Rolf Inge God¿y (Oslo), and Prof. Karin
Sanders (Berkeley). The course is open to
PhD-candidates from the Norwegian national researcher training school TBLR
– Text, Image, Sound, Space (University of Bergen, University of Stavanger, University of Agder,
Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, and University of
Troms¿). Venue: The house ÒLe FranceÓ, Centre
Franco-NorvŽgien en Sciences Sociales et Humaines, (Centre HŽbergŽ ˆ FMSH – Fondation
Maison des Sciences de l'Homme), 190, Avenue de France, 75013 Paris. Course description Materiality and Historicity The course is organized by the
Norwegian national researcher training school TBLR – Text, Image,
Sound, Space (University of Bergen,
University of Stavanger, University of Agder, Norwegian University of Science
and Technology, Trondheim, and University of Troms¿). This interdisciplinary doctoral
course aims at exploring the ways in which social and humanist sciences use
and analyze empirical material and theorize about different aspects of
materiality. Within this relatively broad framework, more specific focus will
be placed on the following four topics: -- Constructing collective memory through exposing and interpreting
findings from the past, such as archaeological items, excavation sites,
museums, exhibitions, archives. -- The materiality of art: What art works are made of, how they are
embedded in material environments, and how they reflect their own
materiality. -- The significance of the body in the production, performance and
experience of art. -- Metaperspectives: Aesthetical and philosophical reflections on art
and cultureÕs material premises, forms and meanings. Programme: The programme
will consist of plenary lectures and dicussion (45 minutes + 30 minutes of
discussion), and group work on PhD-papers and curricular texts. Keynote
lecture titles: tba. Participation:
PhD-students from the TBLR member universities only are invited (Bergen,
Stavanger, Agder, Trondheim, Troms¿). In addition, the course will be open to
2-3 PhD-students from the University of Oslo. Estimated number of
PhD-candidates: 20. Papers: The PhD-students
are encouraged to submit papers (in English or Norwegian, max. length 15 pp),
to be discussed in groups (30 minutes each). When submitting your paper
(whether in English or in Norwegian), include an abstract in English of max.
half a page. Accommodation, meals, travel:
The TBLR/Norwegian national researcher training schol will cover hotel
accommodation and meals. Info on hotel tba. Travel costs must be covered by
the course participants, who also handle their own travel arrangements and
tickets. Curriculum / Reading materials:
Will be published on the website (tba). So will the submitted PhD-student
papers. Papers will be removed from the webpage immediately after the course
has been terminated. All materials should be read beforehand. ECTS: Participation
without a paper: 2 ECTS (ÔstudiepoengÕ); participation with a paper: 5 ECTS. Organizer: Norwegian
National Researcher Training School ÒText Image Sound Space (ÔTBLRÕ)Ó, Agder
branch, Kristiansand. Financial support: NFU-H,
Centre Franco-NorvŽgien en Sciences Sociales et Humaines, and the TBLR member
universities (UiB, NTNU, UiA, UiS, UiT). Application deadline: December
1, 2011 Deadline for submitting papers: January
6, 2012 Please, submit application form
and paper to: |