Våren 2022
Historiska seminariet: Historieundervisning på kulturhistoriska muséer: Gymnasisters möten med muséers materiella samlingar
Historiska seminariet: Madeleine Larsson. Utkast ur avhandlingen med den preliminära titel Historieundervisning på kulturhistoriska muséer: Gymnasisters möten med muséers materiella samlingar.
Textseminarium: “Witnessing the Suffering of Others in Watercolor and Pencil: Jadwiga Simon-Pietkiewicz’s Holocaust Art Exhibited in Sweden, 1945-46”.
Textseminarium, Victoria Martinez: “Witnessing the Suffering of Others in Watercolor and Pencil: Jadwiga Simon-Pietkiewicz’s Holocaust Art Exhibited in Sweden, 1945-46”.
Seminarium: “State secrets and compromises with capitalism: Lev Theremin and Intellectual Property in the Soviet Union”.
Seminarium, Johanna Dahlin: “State secrets and compromises with capitalism: Lev Theremin and Intellectual Property in the Soviet Union”.
Seminarium: "Images, computation and machinic intelligibility".
LiU-Humanities seminarium: "Images, computation and machinic intelligibility".
Gäster: M. Beatrice Fazi (School of Media, Arts and Humanities at the University of Sussex) och Geoff Cox (Centre for the Study of the Networked Image (CSNI) at London South Bank University and at Aarhus University).
Disputation: ”From Fossil to Fact: The Denisova Discovery as Science in Action”.
Disputation, Mattis Karlsson, ”From Fossil to Fact: The Denisova Discovery as Science in Action”.
Opponent: Staffan Bergwik, professor vid Stockholms universitet.
Seminarium
Seminarium, Marc Stuhldreier.
60%-seminarium
Sofie Lindeberg (OBS! Campus Valla).
Seminarium
Seminarium, Eva Hemmungs Wirtén.
Seminarium
Seminarium, Johan Larson Lindal.
60%-seminarium
Daniela Dahl.
Seminarieserie: "Bridging Research Praxes across Pluralities of Knowledge".
Tema Q + COMPASS seminarieserie "Bridging Research Praxes across Pluralities of Knowledge". Läs mer om konferensen här.
60%-seminarium
Pontus Larsen (Campus Valla).
Seminarium
Seminarium, Per Möller.
Seminarium om teoretiska ramverk
Victoria Martinez & Johan Lindal.
PM seminarium
Jesper Alkarp, Mansi Kashatria, Sebastian Rozenberg.
Seminarium: "David Unaipon as inventor: Decolonising stories of innovation and patent"
Seminarium med Kathy Bowrey, professor vid juridiska fakulteten, UNSW, Sydney. Läs mer i inbjudan (engelska) (PDF).
"David Unaipon as inventor: Decolonising stories of innovation and patent"
David Unaipon descendant Kym Kropinyeri lived with his uncle David Unaipon, an Aboriginal man described as the Australian Leonardo Da Vinci and featured on the $50 note. Mr Kropinyeri approached Professor Bowrey with doubts and questions about standard accounts of the inventor’s life and in particular, about his much celebrated 1909 shearing patent. Why did Unaipon fail to benefit from this patent or indeed from any of his other numerous inventions? The family understood that the shearing invention was taken by Cooper Engineering/Sunbeam without recompense.
This research was based upon a Research Fellowship at the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, Australia and as a Visiting Scholar at the State Library of New South Wales. It draws upon archival material about mechanical sheep-shearing, Cooper Engineering and patent office files, moving from a conventional account of technological innovation that link the story of stand-alone objects to exceptional individuals, to better connect Unaipon’s invention to Aboriginal accounts of survival and opportunity.
