Cultural Heritage: Aesthetics, Learning and Reflexivity
Information for admitted students Spring 2021
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Information from the department - courses
This information concerns students admitted to a course at the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences Education.
Registration
In order to enroll students must registration online through www.student.ladok.se. This is possible after activation of a university student account, at earliest December 28th.
The mandatory registration online is open between January 4th - 10th.
Note! Online registration is mandatory. If there are any issues with the online registration, students must contact the course administration during the dates for registration, or they risk losing their place in the course.
The course administrator: studieadmin@hsd.su.se
Learning platform
The learning platform is called Athena and is where all communication will be done during the course. Students get access to Athena after registration to the course.
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Introduction
The spring semester starts 17sth of January with introduction days at Stockholms Universiety.
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Education during spring semester 2021
The courses with instruction in English are online-courses.
Preparation for participation in online-courses
Conditional acceptance
If you do not meet the eligibility requirements of thecourse you applied to when the assessment is made, but it is likely that you will do it at the beginning of the course, you will usually get a conditional acceptance. This means that you must contact the course administrator, in order to show that you meet the requirements by the start of the course.
The course administrator: studieadmin@hsd.su.se
Placed on a waiting list
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Late application
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Welcome activities
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The course discusses material cultural heritage (art, objects, buildings, and other physical formations) and immaterial cultural heritage (narratives, traditions, practices, knowledge, and other immaterial values).
One focal point of the course is the concept of cultural heritage, its definitions and uses in different contexts for different purposes (for example, pedagogical, commercial, political, ideological). The process of ongoing reinterpretation of cultural heritage to make it relevant for education will be discussed. Of special interest are cultural heritage and cultural environments for educational goals and to further reflexivity, for instance in regards to the aesthetic questions and critical analysis of meaning and values that specific cultural heritage is thought to convey or carry. Through these discussions - and through questions of inclusion and exclusion - the concept of cultural heritage is specified.
Course desription HVK01G AU20 (77 Kb)
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Course structure
The course consists of the following course units:
Course Unit 1: Cultural Heritage and Its Narratives, 5 credits
This unit discusses theoretical, practical and scientific approaches to Cultural Heritage Studies. Didactic, pedagogic, critical, and aesthetic perspectives on cultural heritage practices and narratives are presented and discussed. This includes basic terminology and examples of cultural heritage research.
Course Unit 2: Cultural Heritage and Aesthetic Forms of Communication, 2,5 credits
This unit discusses aesthetic forms of communication that can be used to develop the didactic, pedagogic, and critical dimensions and how they intersect with cultural heritage and different target groups. This knowledge will be applied in practical assignments and an examination that aims at presenting and reflecting on a cultural heritage practices for a specific target group.Teaching format
Distance, no compulsory meetings.
Grading Criteria
HVK01G Grading Criteria (eng) (440 Kb)
Assessment
The course unit Cultural Heritage and Its Narratives, 5 credits is examined on the basis of:
- an individual written assignment in the form of a take-home examinationThe course unit Cultural Heritage and Aesthetic Forms of Communication, 2,5 credits is examined on the
basis of:
- a logbook of the project process
- an aesthetic representation of a chosen cultural heritage for a specific target groupExaminer
Professor Anja Kraus: anja.kraus@hsd.su.se
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Schedule
The schedule will be available no later than one month before the start of the course. We do not recommend print-outs as changes can occur. At the start of the course, your department will advise where you can find your schedule during the course.Instruction is net-based.
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Course literature
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Contact
Course administrator: studieadmin@hsd.su.se
Study counsellor: studievagledning@hsd.su.se
Professor Anja Kraus: anja.kraus@hsd.su.se
