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Humanistiska och teologiska fakulteterna

Humanistiska och teologiska fakulteterna bedriver en bred och varierad verksamhet inom forskning och utbildning som i vid mening syftar till att förstå människan som kulturell och samhällelig varelse. Vi forskar och utbildar inom områden som behandlar kulturmöten, språk, historia, etik, religion, filosofi, konst, musik, litteratur och annat som formar och definierar kulturerna.The Joint Faculties of Humanities and Theology provide research and education in a broad range of subjects, ranging from cultural sciences, history, philosophy, archaeology, languages and literature to theology and religious studies.

Kurslitteratur mven16 ht16

Kurslitteratur MVEN16_HT16_31okt16 Kurslitteratur MVEN16, HT16 2016-10-31 MVEN16 KURSLITTERATUR, HT16 OBS! Fler artiklar, bokkapitel och rapporter kan tillkomma under kursens gång. Kursböcker Boyce, T. And J. Lewis, eds. (2009). Climate Change and the Media. Global Crises and the Media Series. Peter Lang Pub Inc. Bulkeley, H. and P. Newell (2015). Governing Climate Change. 2nd Ed. Routledge. (e-bo

https://www.cec.lu.se/sv/sites/cec.lu.se.sv/files/kurslitteratur_mven16_ht16.pdf - 2025-12-10

Köpstad, kungamakt och kyrka - några tankar om medeltidens Laholm

The article discusses several aspects of the town Laholm in southern Halland in the Middle Ages, and it is put forward that royal influence may have been a significant factor in the urbanization process. The possible importance of the king in the introduction of the Christian faith in the Laholm area is also hinted, but the exact nature of Laholms medieval parish structure is difficult to comprehe

Rätten och den sociosymboliska sömnen - reflektioner om det industriella folkmordets eftereffekter

Combining cultural theory with the philosophy of law, this essay argues that the advent of state-managed, industrial genocide has brought about a crisis of confidence in the institutions of modern society. A wave of incrimination emanates from the holocaust, which primarily strikes against the institutions of law, but also affects the credibility of sociosymbolic mandate as such. Drawing on the wr