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Tema Q/Culture and Society research environment is an interdisciplinary unit that seeks to foster a critical outlook on the multiple roles played by culture in society, in the present as well as in the past.

A European Research Council Advanced Grant project 2017-2022.

LiU Humanities welcome scholars and students of all disciplines to this conference on the contribution of qualitative, interpretative, collaborative and critical research to the ways in which we know of and with culture, society,...

Q-Seminar (Oppen seminar) Presenter  Anna Friberg, Associate Professor and Senior Lecturer, Dep. Of History, LiU Abstract Environmental activism’s narratives are shaped by multitemporal horizons, challenging the idea of homogenous and...

Who owns cultural heritage, and what are we allowed to do with it? These questions have recently been raised, but have a long history. This project approaches those questions from a historical perspective.

Culture Unbound: Journal of Current Cultural Research, was founded in 2009 as a born-digital, gold open-access, peer-reviewed journal. Now, it is time to celebrate 15 years with a symposium.

An interdisciplinary and international conference consisting of dialogues on ethics, collaboration, and knowledge production, 26-28 April, 2022.

The Q seminar is organised by the research environment Culture and Society in collaboration with Forum for form, aesthetics and design.

Marie Curie was a huge celebrity during her lifetime and is still regarded as one of history's most inspiring female scientists. In a new book, Eva Hemmungs Wirtén details the emergence of Marie Curie, and the interests that keep her on top.

Virtual environments or 3D objects printed directly into the classroom. Linköping University and the Museum of Östergötland are starting a research collaboration to find new and better ways to utilise technology.