Tidigare konferenser

Juni 2016

• 8 juni, kl. 09.00–17.30

  Engelska parken

  Language proficiency in multilingual children: What are our expectations and why?

  Workshop programme:

  Ute Bohnacker, Sibylle Dillström, Josefin Lindgren & Buket Öztekin: Challenges of child multilingualism research in Sweden.

  Carolyn Letts: Bilingual assessment from a majority language perspective: Issues around adapting test materials, social/cultural diversity and 'additional' language status.

  Kristina Hansson: Which multilingual children can/should be included in normative populations or as controls in studies of language development?

  Laurie Tuller: Assessing language in L1 Arabic, Portuguese and Turkish children in France.

  Natalia Ganuza & Christina Hedman: Researching vocabulary and reading bilingually: Examples form a project studying the impact of mother tongue instruction on biliteracy

Augusti 2016

• 22 augusti, kl. 16.00 – 26 augusti, kl. 16.00

  Engelska parken

  Latin vulgaire - Latin tardif XII

  Internationell kongress om sent och vulgärt latin.

September 2016

• 15 september, kl. 09.00 – 16 september, kl. 17.00

  Gustavianum – Uppsala universitetsmuseum

  Workshop on typological profiles of language families of South Asia

  Uppsala University
  15-16 Sept 2016

  The goal of this workshop is to create a forum to discuss issues concerning the typological profiles of the major language families of South Asia. South Asia is home to 743 languages (“Living languages”; “Count” source: http://www.ethnologue.com) belonging to four major language families (Indo-European [mostly Indo-Aryan], Tibeto-Burman, Austro-Asiatic and Dravidian) and some minor language families (including language isolates). Despite this multitude of languages and language families, the typological profiles of even the major language families are not well covered in the literature. A more insightful discussion of the typological profiles of at least the major South Asian language families will also help us in our studies relating to, among others, language typology, language contact and language change.

• 29 september, kl. 09.00 – 1 oktober, kl. 16.30

  Engelska parken

  The Function and Semantics of the Perfect in Indo-European Languages

  Uppsala University
  29 Sept - 1 Oct 2016

Oktober 2016

• 27 oktober, kl. 14.30 – 29 oktober, kl. 18.00

  Engelska parken

  Konferens

  Internatial conference organized by the research network Text and Narrative in Byzantium

November 2016

• 25 november, kl. 09.15–16.30

  Engelska parken

  Workshop i grekiska

  Workshop with the participation of Patricia Rosenmeyer, Owen Hodkinson, Claire Jackson and Silvio Bär.

Mars 2017

• 14 mars, kl. 17.00 – 16 mars, kl. 17.00

  Engelska parken

  Narrative Exchange between Byzantium and Armenia

  Föreläsningar och seminarier om berättelser mellan Bysans och Armenien

Maj 2017

• 18 maj, kl. 17.00 – 21 maj, kl. 14.00

  Gustavianum – Uppsala universitetsmuseum

  From the Human Body to the Universe... Spatialities of Byzantine Culture

  Konferens

• 23 maj, kl. 09.00 – 24 maj, kl. 18.00

  Engelska parken

  Religious poetry and performance in Byzantium

Januari 2018

• 25 januari, kl. 10.15–16.00

  Engelska parken

  Cultural Traditions, Modernity and Challenged Identities in the Central Himalayas (Garhwal, India)

  Tehri Garhwal had been an extremely remote princely state before India’s independence in 1947. The Maharaja’s territory joined India and the state of Uttar Pradesh in 1949.

  Since then, through the increasing communication and exchange with the rest of Northern India, social and cultural as well as religious traditions are going through a phase of dramatic change. Changes even concern the landscap

April 2018

• 23 april, kl. 09.30 – 24 april, kl. 12.00

  Engelska parken

  Workshop on writing: Adaptation and Conflict

  The theme for the workshop is ”Adaptation and Conflict”, and presentations will deal with situations that occur in the meeting or co-existence of different writings systems, with the subsequent diminishing of one in the favour of the other, or situations in which a script originally devised for the writing of one language is adopted, and adapted, for the writing down of another.

Maj 2018

• 14 maj, kl. 13.30–17.00

  Engelska parken

  Human Diversity: Language and Culture, Biology and Cognition

  A public symposium hosted by the Human Diversity Research Network

• 1 juni, kl. 10.15–18.20

  Engelska parken

  Workshop on language contact

Juni 2018

• 7 juni, kl. 09.00 – 8 juni, kl. 13.00

  Engelska parken

  Self-narratives in Southasian Literatures

  A workshop on autobiographies and other forms of self-narratives in Southasian literatures

• 7 juni – 9 juni

  Engelska parken

  Oral narration in Iranian Cultures

  A conference in honour of professor Bo Utas on his 80th birthday

• 18 juni – 20 juni

  Engelska parken

  International Conference on Historical Cryptology

November 2018

• 1 november, kl. 10.00 – 2 november, kl. 12.00

  Gustavianum – Uppsala universitetsmuseum

  Human Diversity: Archaeology, Genetics, Cultural Evolution, Gender

  An interdisciplinary conference examining human diversity in the past, present, and future from many perspectives, including genetics, archaeology, cultural evolution, and gender. The conference is free of charge and open to staff, students and interested members of the public.

September 2019

• 18 september, kl. 14.00–17.00

  Missionaries, indigenous belief-systems, and the European reformations

  A workshop on the links between missionary linguistics, early modern colonial history, and early modern cosmopolitanism

Oktober 2019

• 11 oktober, kl. 16.00–18.45

  Engelska parken

  International Symposium 2019-10-11

  ”The Centennial of the May Fourth Movement 1919 and the Legacy of the New Culture Movement”

September 2022

• 30 september, kl. 10.00–17.00

  Engelska parken

  Translating Antiquity

  AGORA in collaboration with Greek and Byzantine Studies and the Retracing Connections Programme (RJ) invite you to a symposium on the translatability of Antiquity: the various ways in which ancient culture has been transmitted, adapted and transformed throughout the ages.