William Marx. Professor of Comparative Literature at Paris Nanterre University, and a Honorary Fellow of the Institut universitaire de France and the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin.

Anette Vandsø. Postdoc Fellow in Aesthetics and Culture, School of Communication and Culture at Aarhus University. In her current research project she explores the relation between technology, sound and culture.

Brexit certainly has consequences for all EU member-states, but for Ireland the consequences are potentially more severe.

The Centre for Irish Studies AU and the Women’s Museum in Aarhus have the pleasure of inviting you to a WORKSHOP with Professor Cahal McLaughlin, director of the Prisons Memory Archive on Thursday 3 November at 2 PM to 4:30 PM.

The workshop offers a unique opportunity to work alongside Professor McLaughlin in exploring a radically new form of…

The two-day conference ‘The Road to Global Inequality, 1945-Present Day’ will examine the post-second world war historical trajectories of this present with a particular focus on the level of ideas and discourse, and on international political and organizational history.

Dialogues with the heart in the vernacular German literature of the Middle Ages.

Research seminar

”La caricature de presse”

Evil in film and television from an evolutionary perspective

This collection of mini lectures will address both unions (UK, EU) and will address the most important driving forces of nationalism and unionism from the perspective of Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland and England. After the presentations the floor will be open for discussion.