Kategorija: Skupovi i konferencije

Hrvatsko proljeće. Znanstveni skup u povodu 50. obljetnice održat će se u Matici hrvatskoj u Zagrebu 16. Read more

Centar za ikonografske studije Filozofskog fakulteta Sveučilišta u Rijeci organizira Petnaesti međunarodni znanstveni skup ikonografskih studija pod nazivom „Ikonografija i religijska drugost / Iconography and Religious Otherness“. Read more

U okviru History Festa i projekta “Histoire pour la Liberté” održat će se u srijedu, 9. Read more

Documenta – Center for Dealing with the Past (Zagreb) and partners cordially invite you to join the International Spring Forum in a form of five online discussions dedicated to the topic of democratic revolutions 1989 and their legacy. The international spring forum is a second activity in the frame of the project “Reshaping the Image of  Democratic Revolutions 1989: European contemporary Perspectives and forgotten Lessons from the Past“, co-funded by the Europe for Citizens Programme of the European Union. Read more

joint workshop of the Chair for Eastern European History at the University of Jena, the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences at Wayne State University and the Imre Kertész Kolleg, Jena 03. Read more

This workshop seeks to address the growing interest in the ways activists, states, and transnational institutions appeal to transatlantic publics in the name of a shared past. Read more

Organisers: Dept. for the History of Croatian Music, Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Zagreb Croatian Institute for History, Zagreb Croatian Musicological Society, Zagreb Committee: Ivana Horbec, Croatian Institute for History Vjera Katalinić, Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts Katja Radoš-Perković, University of Zagreb Sara Ries, Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, secretary Stanislav Tuksar, Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts MUSICAL NETWORKING IN THE ‘LONG 19TH CENTURY’ International Interdisciplinary Online Conference Programme WEDNESDAY, 2 June 2021 9:00 Welcome Speeches  KEYNOTE LECTURE 9:30     Philipp Ther University of Vienna, Institute for East European History Haydn, Mozart, and Competing Musical Networks in the Late 18th Century NETWORKING 10:00   Katja Radoš-Perković University of Zagreb, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Dept. Read more

U organizaciji Znanstvenog vijeća za arhitekturu, urbanizam i uređenje prostora Hrvatske akademije znanosti i umjetnosti u četvrtak 27. Read more

May 28-29, 2021, Moise Palace, Cres and online The Center for Advanced Studies of Southeastern Europe (CAS SEE) at University of Rijeka and the Berlin Centre for Transnational Border Research “Border Crossings – Crossing Borders” at Humboldt University are pleased to invite you to take part in the online sessions of the two-day conference “Semiotic landscapes of Southeastern Europe”. CONFERENCE PROGRAM This rich program brings together researchers from a variety of disciplines and backgrounds working on the visual and semiotic aspects of everyday culture in Southeastern Europe. As the presentations will show, studying the diversity of human meaning-making on public display allows for expedient insights into the fundamentals and frictions underlying visual manifestations of social patterns and political implications. Having moved beyond its initial focus on writing and images in public space, the concept of semiotic landscapes neatly embraces the implications and intertextualities of human activities involved in the creation and shaping of space and place.  Verbal as well as nonverbal modes of engagement with the outer world create the realities and resignifications connected to and produced by a given semiotic landscape. Any semiotic act affecting the landscape is in itself both a consequence of and a potential cause for political, cultural, economic and other challenges and changes. The diverse geographical and social premises of Southeastern Europe, where hegemonic as well as heretical discourses have been active in the politics of memory and meaning-making in (recent) history, provide a copious amount of perspectives and topics for researching the interconnection of the sign and public space. ABSTRACT BOOK The conference is organized into five sessions, please follow the links below to take part in these sessions. Semiotic Landscapes of Southeastern Europe https://www.ipu.hr/article/hr/1071/semioticki-krajolici-jugoistocne-europe Read more

The CHA hosts an annual meeting in May/June in coordination with the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences which is held in a different Canadian city each year. Read more