Research

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We conduct research in the following languages and geographic regions: Czech, Dutch, Finnish, German, Latvian, Lithuanian, Polish, and Russian.

Research subjects at the department

Research is conducted in the department's languages and geographic regions within several disciplines.

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Conference 10-11 October 2024: A Reading Crisis?

This conference has the overarching aim to investigate the status and function of the long-form reading of literature, but also of theoretical texts, particularly within literary, cultural, and foreign language studies.

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The project LAMP

Languages and Myths of Prehistory

The network Language and power

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2025-03-18

Department of Slavic and Baltic Studies, Finnish, Dutch and German

Lena Neuland Foundation Scholarships

The total available amount that the Lena Neuland Foundation can distribute in 2025 is 215 000 Swedish Kronor.

2025-02-11

Department of Slavic and Baltic Studies, Finnish, Dutch and German

Intersectional study on professions, gender and nationalities released by Cambridge University Press

On 6 February, the book Social group representation in a diachronic news corpus was published by Cambridge University Press.

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Culture and Media Gender and Equality International Relations and Migration Language, Literature and Culture Society, Democracy and Welfare

2024-12-13

Department of Slavic and Baltic Studies, Finnish, Dutch and German

Research by a recent PhD in German is mentioned in a language column in Dagens Nyheter

Anna Mammitzsch doctoral thesis is mentioned in Språkkrönikan in Dagens Nyheter on December 8th, 2024.

International Relations and Migration Language, Literature and Culture Society, Democracy and Welfare History, Archeology and Cultural Heritage

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Colloquiums in German and Dutch: Bubenhofer and Prinz present a study book in linquistics

Language, Literature and Culture School, Education and Learning

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Colloquiums in German and Dutch: Henrike Bohlin

Language, Literature and Culture International Relations and Migration

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Colloquiums in German and Dutch: Janine Aloe on biodiversity discourses in US-American media

Language, Literature and Culture Society, Democracy and Welfare Climate and Environment Culture and Media

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