Monday 26th of February LUCK welcomes Andrew Popp, professor at Copenhagen Business School to present and discuss his research. His draft “The Far Field: Metaphorical Reasoning in Josiah Wedgwood’s Thought and Action” can be obtained by e-mailing David Larsson Heidenblad (david.larsson_heidenblad@hist.lu.se).  The seminar will have hybrid form and can be attended by zoom: https://lu-se.zoom.us/j/2108272169 Image: The Wedgwood anti-slavery medallion,…

26 February, 13.15–15.00 (LUX:A332 and Zoom)“The Far Field: Nature and Metaphor in Josiah Wedgwood’s Thought andAction”Andrew Popp (Copenhagen) 20 March, 13.15–15.00 (LUX:B336)“Planning the Bible: Biblical scholars as experts in postwar Sweden”Richard Pleijel (Stockholm)Jointly organized with the Bible studies seminar (CTR). 11 April, 13.15–15.00 (LUX:A332)LUCK’s Visiting Fellowship Programme – Presentations of New ResearchJona Garz (Zurich), Heikki…

26-30 August 2024  University of Antwerp City Campus  Deadline: 15 May for early bird and non-EU citizens, 30 June for regular registration  Join us on a journey through the linked histories of media and performance. Experiment with old and new technologies and explore the sensory dimensions of media. Engage with leading experts, collaborate with contemporary…

SYMPOSIUM: Early Modern Private Libraries as Sites of Knowledge Production and Circulation Madrid 7-8 November 2024 Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (URJC), Madrid Campus: Calle Quintana, 21 28008 Madrid The Research Group CINTER (Courts Images Nobility TERritory) and the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of King Juan Carlos University have the pleasure to invite you to…

In 2024, the eleventh conference in this series on the history of the humanities will be hosted by the Lund Center for the History of Knowledge (LUCK), Lund University between 9 and 11 October 2024. Call for papers and panels is now open. Goal of the Making of the Humanities (MoH) Conferences The MoH conferences…

The Joint Faculties of Humanities and Theology have appointed Björn Lundberg as Associate Professor in History at Lund University. Lundberg has been involved in research activities at LUCK since its inception in 2020, with a focus on the history of knowledge and education in the twentieth century. His research interests involves the history of childhood…

This year, the Centre for European Studies at Lund University, has awarded its Best Thesis Award to Olof Bärtås for his master’s thesis in history, “European discoveries: Cultural Europeanization on Swedish culture pages 1977–1989”. The thesis was written at the Department of History and within the framework of the history of knowledge. Read an interview…

Kajsa Weber has been appointed Associate Professor in history and Lund University. Her main areas of research are early modern Lutheranism, history of books and digital history. She is member of LUCK´s steering committee.   Currently she is writing a book on the translation and printing of Luther´s text in Swedish around 1600.   “History…

Lund Centre for Knowledge History (LUCK) invites applications for the fifth annual Doctoral Summer School in the History of Knowledge, to be held at Lund University, August 20–23, 2024. The Summer School is open to doctoral students and recent PhD graduates with an interest in the history of knowledge, broadly understood.  The history of knowledge…