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Canon, Classical philosophy (particularly Plato and Aristotle), Essay writing and cultural journalism, German idealism, German philosophy in the 20th century (Heidegger), History of aesthetics after 1735, Literary epochs, Modern aesthetics (starting with Baumgarten), Philosophical aesthetics (Intellectual intuition and Enthusiasm), Poetics, poetry and philosophy, The linguistic turn, World literature
Aesthetic analysis, Aesthetic interaction, Aesthetics and art, Avant-garde, Computer graphics and sound, Digital aesthetics, Digital installations, Digital music and sound, Electronic art, Experience-oriented IT, History of aesthetics after 1735, Media theory and criticism, Photography, Sound art, Sound art, Sound culture, Visual art, Visual culture
Aesthetics and everyday life, Cultural change, Cultural forms of expression, Cultural theory, Everyday life, Globalisation, High and low culture, Identity, Literary epochs (Bildungsroman, theories of Bildung, The modern novel), Modern aesthetic theory, Modernity, Popular culture, World literature (globalization and literature)
Contemporary art (Collective art practices, Conceptual art, Installation art), Institutional culture (Biennials of contemporary art), Modern aesthetic theory (Critical Theory), history of art
Cultural forms of expression, Enunciation theory, Language Philosophy (language, signs and images), Literature, Modern aesthetics (starting with Baumgarten), Phenomenology, Philosophers (Giorgio Agamben, Jacques Derrida, Michel Foucault), Philosophy of Science, Poetics, poetry and philosophy, Structuralism, Theory and History of Aesthetics, Theory and History of Art, Visual art
Aesthetics and art (Aesthetic analysis, Digital aesthetics), Applied ethics and bioethics/environmental ethics (Digital ethics), Contemporary art (The art of disappearing), Feminist critique of technology (Activism, Dekolonialisme, Digital Humanities, Digital learning, Posthumanism, Queer theory, Transformative Digital Humanities), History of technology (Anthropometry, Biopolitics, Eugenics, Phrenology, Physiognomic renaissance, Physiognomy), Media (Biometrics, Composite photography, DNA, Facial recognition), Philosophers (Adam Harvey, Alexander Galloway, Bernadette Wegenstein, Bernard Stiegler, Donna Haraway, Elizabeth Freeman, Emmanuel Lévinas, Eugene Thacker, Félix Guattari, Gilles Deleuze, Giorgio Agamben, Heather Dewey-Hagborg, Jack Halberstam, Jacques Rancière, Jenny Edkins, Joseph Pugliese, José Esteban Muñoz, Judith Butler, Kelly Gates, Lee Edelman, Lucy Hartley, Mark BN Hansen, Micha Cárdenas, Michel Foucault, Mikkel Bolt, Sandra Kemp, Sara Ahmed, Shoshana Magnet, Zach Blas), Visual culture (Camouflage, Masking ban, Masks, Veils)
Books as a medium (including digital literature) (Bog-objekter, Bogens materialitet, Boghistorie, Publishing studies), Childrens literature, Digital aesthetics, Digital literature, narration/storytelling, hypertext, net literature, Literary institutions (Kulturkritik, Publishing studies), Multimediality/cross-mediality (Adaptation , Transmedia storytelling, Transmedia worldbuilding), Text theory and analysis, The literary market (Book History, Publishing studies), Virtual reality, augmented reality, interactive space
Aesthetics and Philosophy of Art, Aesthetics and art, Art as an institution, Avant-garde, Contemporary art, Everyday life, Historical perceptions of art, History of aesthetics after 1735, Modern aesthetic theory, Modern aesthetics (starting with Baumgarten), Modernity, Organisation and management theory, Political and Economic Philosophy and History of Ideas, The aesthetic in the modern world, The concept of the work, Working Life and the Labour Market
Aesthetic analysis, Contemporary art, Digital aesthetics, Digital literature (Digital Poetry), Literary genres (Concrete Poetry), Media theory and criticism, Multi-aesthetics (Intermedial Analysis), Multimedia (Posthumanism)