at the Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul (SRII)

Book Launch & Seminar

Book Launch

Dr Jan Selling & Dr Adrian R Marsh

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Book Launch

Aliaga Mammedli, Ceyhun Mahmudlu, Adeline Braux (eds.) Berlin: Verlag Dr. Köster. 2017.

This event is a cooperation between Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul and the Consulate General of Sweden in Istanbul.

Rethinking Global Histories for the Present: The Land and Maritime Silk Road in Central Eurasia and the Indian Ocean

Birgit Schlyter & Fernando Rosa

Presentations

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Birgit Schlyter

Architecture and the visual arts in late modern Istanbul 1950–80

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Björn Magnusson Staaf

Yulia Gradskova Visiting Scholar at SRII

Gertrud Olsson Visiting Scholar at SRII

Social Memory through Works of Fiction

In this week’s Today Talks, we are going to discuss the parameters of free expression within academia and the possible challenges to it.

Malla Grönqvist, Visiting Scholar at SRII

Victor Dudas, Visiting Scholar at SRII

Pontus Wallin

Irene Selsvold

In today’s rapidly globalizing world, ideas become more and more nomadic and they travel to and through different social classes, contexts and countries. In this process, ideologies become reproduced and assimilated into the different settings into which they are adopted.

In this week's Today Talks we are going to discuss methods of changing and activism. The question is; how can one make changes? What are the tools popularly used by citizens and activists in order to achieve change?

Matthew Goldman

Gertrud Olsson

Öncel Naldemirci, PhD

What is the significance of recognition when it comes to historical events that ended in death of millions and what are the connotations of the word genocide regarding events prior to 1943?

Helena Hermansson, PhD

In this session of today talks we will be focusing of mobilization of masses, communication technologies and supranational & transborder nationalisms.

directed by Leyla Assaf-Tengruth

Modern day traditions often merge deeply held values with consumption practices. During the week when millions of people all around the world are observing Valentine's Day, we will be discussing the emergence of modern day traditions and newly invented consumer mass behavioral patterns of the past century. Are we talking about changes in the global scale or particularistic developments? Can consumption be a liberatory practice?

he age of technology we live in has transformed the traditional education system greatly and redefined roles of teacher and student. While teachers of the previous generation were authority figures who were highly respected and at times even feared; today with the easy and immediate access to knowledge and information through internet and social media channels, teacher is no longer the only source of knowledge. The interactive ground initiated by technology encourages students to think critically, actively engage with the material and shape their own learning process whereas their previous role had been the passive recipient of information.

for the New Director Prof. Johan Mårtelius

This week we have on our agenda, the attacks against religious places in Turkey, Sweden, France and Germany and discuss the social integration with regards to religion.

New possibilities in material culture

How do we talk about LGBT and Do we talk about it?

Douglas Mattsson

Today Talks

Immigration to Turkey and the shapes it has taken today compared to previous expriences.

Thomas Björkander Filosofie magister Förstelärare Legitimerad gymnasielärare i historia, religionsvetenskap och samhällskunskap

Gülay Sahin, University of Copenhagen

Hetav Rojan, MA Student in Global Studies, Roskilde University

Views on Turkey

Synopsis: Daniela Åkers will present the theme of her LL.M. thesis, which investigates constructions of gendered violence in Finnish and Turkish legal texts and contexts. The seminar will touch upon the legal ideal of objectivity, the universal problem of gendered violence, minority and majority positions in Finnish and Turkish societies, intersectionality and the construction of difference and guilt in legal language.

- Freedoms & Reponsibilies

Religion, Law and Society

Türk Edebiyati Üzerine Bir Sohbet.

Etienne Glaser

Programrådet

Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul

Rosetta Literatura

Åsa Eldén

Jubileumsfirande på Vitterhetsakademien, 12-13 november 2012

En presentation av den turkiska romanen Engeregin Gözündeki Kamasma i svensk översättning Eunucken och Ormen

Fereshteh Ahmadi Professor of sociology University of Gävle

Charlotta Fors Visiting Scholar at SRII Stockholm University

Beteckningen "arabiska" används om en mycket komplicerad språkgrupp inom de semitiska språken. Å ena sidan betecknar "arabiska" alla arabvärldens olika modersmål, alltså de språk man ofta kallar "arabiska dialekter". Å andra sidan betyder "arabiska" också olika varianter av ett "formellt" språk, al-?arabiyya eller "klassisk arabiska", som täcker allt från Koranens språkdräkt till den så kallade moderna standardarabiskan.

Polygonal columns were used in Greek architecture from the beginning of their development in the Geometric period until Hellenistic times.

Diskussions seminarium med Mike Bode,disputerad konstnär och fristående forskare

Tomas Axelson

Daniel Henningsson

Gunvald Ims

Klara Borgström

Prof. Birgitta Meurling - Institutionen för kulturantropologi & etnologi - Uppsala universitet

Fil. Dr. Alf Ericsson - Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet, SLU - Avd. för agrarhistoria

Marianne Boqvist - Ph D, Deputy Director Swedish Research Institute in Istanbul

Fedir Androshchuk - Visiting scholar at SRII, Autumn 2012

Patrik Klingborg - Doktorand i Antikens Kultur och Samhällsliv vid Uppsala universitet

Anders Hultgård - Professor emeritus i religionshistoria vid Uppsala universitet

Mehrdad Fallahzadeh - PhD in Iranian Studies at Uppsala University

Paula Cizmar, Catherine Filloux, Gail Kriegel, Carol K. Mack, Ruth Margraff, Anna Deveare-Smith and Susan Yankowitz

Åsa Eldén, PhD

Pia Laskar

Kjell Ljungberg

Memet Aktürk Drake

Michael Fredholm

Andrea Karlsson & Linde Lindkvist

15 ECTS, spring 2015 The course, that partly takes place in Istanbul, will give insights into religious and cultural traditions from antiquity to modern times, with an emphasis on Istanbul and Asia Minor.

Istanbulkursen 15 hp. Undervisningen i Uppsala sker under vecka 7 i 2015, undervisningen i Istanbul vecka 16. http://www.konstvet.uu.se/konst/utbildning/magister--och-masterutbildning/istanbul---kulturmoten-monument-och-identitet-mel/

Human Rights – A Recurrent History, Istanbul 14 - 27 June