Call for Papers: Who Owns Heritage?
Call for Papers: Who Owns Heritage? Local Communities and the Fight for Historical Monuments in the 19th and 20th Centuries. Masaryk University Brno, Czechia, 6 November.
We're having a reading week in the spring term, too. How can we make the most of it?
The week of 15 April 2024 will not be a traditional teaching week. Instead, we will once again have a reading week. Take the opportunity to engage in activities that will deepen your professional competencies but are challenging to fit into your regular schedule.
Reading Week is the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in reading long-postponed literature, attend a Teachers' Week event or spend a day with colleagues doing conceptual work. You can also organise an extraordinary workshop, conference or (inter)disciplinary meeting. In short, you can devote yourself to anything that does not fit the rhythm of regular teaching or for which space and time are hard to find during the semester.
TIP: If you find a free moment, you should use it to visit the exhibitions hosted by several faculty buildings:
- Shots from Tibet 1959 (Reading Room, Building D, ground floor),
- 60 Years of Research at the Department of Archaeology and Museology of the Faculty of Arts MU (atrium, Building M, ground floor),
- Iva Davidová: Explore the Heritage of Slowness (Edikula Gallery, Building C, ground floor),
- RE: GALLERY (N) (infopanels, Building N).
Reading Week has been a fixed part of the semester since 2023. In the autumn term 2024, it will occur during the week of 18 November and will be held in conjunction with Humanities Week.
