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Project: Luxury consumption and online reviewer discourse – the construction of knowledge, values and identities Online communication is an ever-growing force in people's lives, and has become a strong…
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Project: Multilingual students' meaning making in the school subjects biology and physics Project members: Kristina Danielsson Linnaues University, Monica Axelsson, Britt Jakobson, Jenny Uddling, …
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Project: Potentials for students' and teachers' meaning making through different resources This interdisciplinary project aims at attaining a deeper understanding of how content can be mediated through…
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Project: The Pupils’ Consciousness of the Cultural Difference and Diversity in the French Foreign Language Classroom This individual research projet in the field of didactics concerns the use of franco…
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Project: Religious expression among Tatars, Chuvash, Komis, and Udmurts in a period of resurgent Russian imperialism Project managerTorsten LöfstedtParticipating organizationsLinnaeus UniversityFinanci…
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Project: History and moral encounters The aim of the four year project is to increase knowledge about intersections of historical consciousness and moral consciousness for the purpose of helping to dev…
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Project: Nostalgia in Contemporary European Culture (NCIC) In the project we explore the centrality of nostalgia to a wide range of contemporary cultural practices.
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Project: Recently arrived students in Swedish Upper Secondary School – a multidisciplinary study on language development, disciplinary literacy and social inclusion The overall purpose of this multidis…
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Project: Intermediality as a Part of Reading Improvement Activities in Swedish Upper Secondary School The aim of the project is to improve the pupils’ reading and writing competences in upper secondary…
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Project: Reprisal and retribution: Economic warfare and its concurrent effects in New Spain, 1635-1698 The project will assess the political significance of the American provinces in Spain’s global eco…
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Project: Transformations of transformations. An interdisciplinary study of pupils' meaning-making through transformations of representations in science classes The aim of this developmental and researc…
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Project: Transmediating the anthropocene The world faces an immense challenge and threat which has been given different names - climate change, global warming, the Anthropocene - but are essentially th…
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Project: Expecting a child in Arabic and Swedish! Norm-critical innovative design for interactive antenatal care Funding organisation: VINNOVA
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Project: The Art of the Arts: Art-house Cinema Allegories of Creation as Authorial Discourse of a Coenaesthetic Intermedial Nature This research project is based on the idea that cinema is, in terms of…
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Project: The Cultural Heritage of Moving Images Project members: Dagmar BrunowTime frame: 2016-2018
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Northern Sweden as a colony and as utopia The colonization and decolonization of Northern Sweden (Norrland) was intensely discussed during some decades in the late 19th and early 20th century. This pro…
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Concurrent Imaginaries, Postcolonial Worlds. Toward Revised Histories This collection of original essays offer new postcolonial approaches to exploring the richness of concurrences as both a topic and …
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Project: Archaeological information in the digital society Digitisation of archaeological information and cultural heritage assets has been one of the cornerstones of the digital society debate.