Department of Ethnology, History of Religions and Gender Studies
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Living the Anthropocene
The course provides knowledge about human’s complex relationships with nature and other ecologies both today, in the past, and in possible futures.
Climate Crisis in the History of Religions
The course addresses perspectives on nature and the environment within various religious traditions.
Ecofeminist Philosophy
The course presents ecofeminist philosophy and theory, taking its point of departure in both classical ecofeminist texts and contemporary discussions.
Cultural Perspectives on Threats, War and Security
This transdisciplinary course provides you with the tools to interpret and critically interrogate how issues of threat, war and security politics are manifested in the cultural sphere.
Visions of the End
This course aims to offer a historical overview of the emergence of the “apocalypse” as a specific religious category and as a distinct literary genre.
Sweden - Society and Everyday Life
An introduction to an ethnological analysis and understanding of Swedish society, past and present.
Transnational practices: Diversities in a globalized world
Get the analytical tools to problematize, historicize, and understand the diverse intersectional othering process.
Cultural Heritage and Politics of Memory
The course provides knowledge about how environments and remnants of 20th century Sweden and Europe today are re-interpreted and used for new purposes.
