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Brimnes, Niels
Empires and colonies (cultural encounters, India), Globalisation (decolonizatoin, India), History of medicine (India, tuberculosis, vaccinations), Social history (cultural encounters, India, public health)
Hansen, Annette Skovsted
Africa in general, Cultural history, Development of states (Development assistance/ Foreign Aid), Globalisation (Capacity Development, Denmark, Development Assistance/ Foreign Aid, Epistemic communities, Japan, Knowledge production, Networks (Alumni/social)), International organisations (United Nations), Japan (Development Assistance/ Foreign Aid, National Language Dictionaries), Japanese (Japanese as national language and Ainu), Linguistic identity (Dictionaries, National Languages), Security (East Asia), Social history, The international community (United Nations)
Hauge, Hans
Contemporary World, Anthropology and Ethnography, Attitudes and Politics, Australia and Oceania, Concept of Culture, Contemporary Denmark, Contemporary Europe, Culture and Society, Democracy and Citizens, Drama, English, Europe, Faith, Historical Method, Language Philosophy (language, signs and images), Language Use (text and conversation), Language, Thought and Society (psycho/sociolinguistics), Linguistics (grammar etc), Literature, Modern History, Europe, Modern History, World, Music, North America, Polar Regions, Religion, Research Methods, Rhetoric, Scandinavian Countries, State, Region and Municipality, The Bible, The Church, Theory and Analysis of Culture, Theory and History of Aesthetics, Theory and History of Art, Thinkers
Lægring, Kasper
Architecture, Avant-garde (Adolf Loos, Collage, Denise Scott Brown, Rem Koolhaas, Robert Venturi, Surrealism), Contemporary art (Biomorph architecture, Contemporary architecture, Digital architecture, Hal Foster, Tectonic culture), Cultural theory (Collective memory, Memory studies), Design (Arts and Crafts, Bauhaus, Frank Lloyd Wright), Germany (Urban history of Berlin), Golden Age (Genre painting), High and low culture, Historiography (Charles Jencks, Manfredo Tafuri, Reyner Banham, Sigfried Giedion), History of aesthetics after 1735 (Christoph Menke, Empathy, Nelson Goodman, The sublime), Interpretation, Modern aesthetics (starting with Baumgarten) (Christoph Menke, Empathy, Nelson Goodman, The sublime), Modernity (Critical Theory, Frankfurt School), Modernity, late modernity and post-modernity (Fredric Jameson, Manfredo Tafuri, Odo Marquard, Thomas P. Brockelman), Museums (history, layout, architecture, functions) (Museum architecture), Philosophical aesthetics, Philosophical aesthetics, The aesthetic in the modern world (Gesamtkunstwerk, Monumentality, Theatricality), The concept of the work, Urban history (Garden city, Metropolis, Urbanism), Urban history (Megalopolis), Visual analysis (Vilhelm Wanscher), Visual art (Genre painting), history of art (Danish Golden Age, Dutch Golden Age, Romanticism)
Pennington, Jody
Civil rights (Censorship in the US, Freedom of expression in the US), Communication theory, Cultural change, Cultural history, Cultural theory, Everyday life, Film aesthetics, Film analysis, Film history, Film theory, High and low culture, Material culture (Community development, Tourism), Modernity, Popular culture, Semiotics and semiology, Social history, USA
Sedgwick, Mark
Africa in general (Sudan), Cultural history (Neo-Sufism, Religiosity), Europe in general (Islam in Europe, Neo-Sufism), Islam (Islam and Muslims in Europe, Islamism, Modernization and reform, Sufism), Meeting of cultures (Islam and the West), Middle East in general (Arab world, Iran, Israel, Turkey), Mysticism and spirituality (Sufism, Traditionalism), Other countries (Malaysia, Singapore), Religion and politics (Eurasianism, Islam), Religious movements (Neo-Sufism, New religious movements, Typology), Security (Islamism, Middle East, Religion and terrorism)
Shepherd, Nick
Cultural history (Science and Technology Studies (STS), Environmental Humanities, Critical Heritage Studies, Poscolonial Archaeology, Archaeological Theory, African Studies, Visual Studies, Decolonial Thinking)