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Speculative fiction can inspire initiative and action on existing climate challenges.
Professor Jeanette Littlemore, the University of Birmingham, is visiting the Department of Language Studies.
A smorgasbord for those interested in the northern part of Scandinavia.
"The way we ask questions in humanities contributes to the medical perspective."
Exchange student Sarah McGregor has a special interest in the revitalization of indigenous language.
Eleven authors have contributed to the anthology. Berit Åström, associate professor, is one of the editors.
The books have a common theme: convincing the reader that mothers cannot raise boys to men.
"I am driven by the fact that what I do contributes to new knowledge that the organisation can benefit from"
"Teaching about writing that gives students a voice needs more space"
In November Umeå universitets will be visiting South Korea with a delegation focusing on collaboration.
Recognised and distinguished teachers were celebrated on 22 September.
Guest researcher Agata Rozumko studies personal pronouns in Wallander books.
Jenny Bergström, Department of Language Studies, received best presentation award at research school.
Article on human rights of indigenous peoples in Russia
Language Studies brings together 300 participants from around the world in research conference Sig Writing.