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Nina Helene Jakobia Skogli of the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Agder has submitted her thesis entitled «Thinking through affect: Affective uncertainty in politically engaged contemporary theatre» (In Norwegian: «Å tenke gjennom affekt: Affektiv usikkerhet i politisk engasjert samtidsteater») and will defend the thesis for the PhD-degree Friday 21 January 2022. (Photo: Private)

Disputation

Thinking through affect: Affective uncertainty in politically engaged contemporary theatre

Nina Helene Jakobia Skogli

PhD Candidate

Band Lalon from Bangladesh on stage during the Jaffna Music Festival.

Music plays a role in Norway’s foreign and development policy

A new study from UiA researcher Solveig Korum shows that music can contribute to the achievement of several of the UN’s sustainability goals.

Jan Inge Nilsen of the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Agder has submitted his thesis entitled «1-2-3-4-5 På sporet av grooven» and will defend the thesis for the PhD-degree Tuesday 11 January 2022. (Photo: Private)

Disputation

1-2-3-4-5 Tracing the groove

Jan Inge Nilsen

PhD Candidate

Nina Helene Jakobia Skogli of the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Agder has submitted her thesis entitled «Thinking through affect: Affective uncertainty in politically engaged contemporary theatre» (In Norwegian: «Å tenke gjennom affekt: Affektiv usikkerhet i politisk engasjert samtidsteater») and will defend the thesis for the PhD-degree Friday 21 January 2022. (Photo: Private)

Disputation

Thinking through affect: Affective uncertainty in politically engaged contemporary theatre

Nina Helene Jakobia Skogli

PhD Candidate

Band Lalon from Bangladesh on stage during the Jaffna Music Festival.

Music plays a role in Norway’s foreign and development policy

A new study from UiA researcher Solveig Korum shows that music can contribute to the achievement of several of the UN’s sustainability goals.

Jan Inge Nilsen of the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Agder has submitted his thesis entitled «1-2-3-4-5 På sporet av grooven» and will defend the thesis for the PhD-degree Tuesday 11 January 2022. (Photo: Private)

Disputation

1-2-3-4-5 Tracing the groove

Jan Inge Nilsen

PhD Candidate

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