This is a list of events in English. For full list of events at Department of Communication and Psychology, please visit kommunikation.aau.dk/arrangementer
Events
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11.06.2020 at 09.00 AM - 12.00 PM
PhD Defence by Thomas Trøst Hansen
Thomas Trøst Hansen defends the PhD Thesis: The Impacts of Academic Events - Cycles of Credibility as an Analytical Framework.
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01.07.2020 - 03.07.2020
CANCELLED: The 18th International Conference on Communication, Medicine, and Ethics (COMET 2020)
In light of the continuing uncertainties regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, COMET 2020 will not go ahead as scheduled. Regrettably, the event in its physical format stands cancelled. Please see the alternative plan.
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06.07.2020 - 08.07.2020
cancelled! The 16th International ISKO conference
The ISKO 2020 conference is cancelled. The 2020 conference proceedings will be published as planned.
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25.09.2020 at 00.00 AM - 00.00 AM
Friday Symposia: Bo Allesøe - On Positioning theory
In keeping with the ancient Greek idea of a symposia, we will once a month read and discuss a classical or neo-classical text of relevance to the research areas in our department. This Friday on Positioning theory.
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30.10.2020 at 00.00 AM - 00.00 AM
Friday Symposia: Thessa Jensen: Thessa Jensen - On Fanstudies
In keeping with the ancient Greek idea of a symposia, we will once a month read and discuss a classical or neo-classical text of relevance to the research areas in our department. This Friday on Fanstudies.
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27.11.2020 at 00.00 AM - 00.00 AM
Friday Symposia: Carolin Demuth: On Dialogism
In keeping with the ancient Greek idea of a symposia, we will once a month read and discuss a classical or neo-classical text of relevance to the research areas in our department. This Friday: On Dialogism.
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03.12.2020 at 09.00 AM - 16.30 PM
The Culture of Grief – Philosophy, Ecology and Politics of Loss in the Twenty-first Century
The research centre The Culture of Grief has invited Judith Butler, Jonathan Lear, Arne Johan Vetlesen and Simon Critchley for a one-day seminar on the philosophy, ecology and politics of loss in the twenty-first century.