2019 Events

8 Feb. 2019, 14

From the Lutheran house to the domestic sphere: privacy, power and surveillance in Sweden, 1750-1850

Reseach seminar with PhD and Research Director at ENIGMA – Museum of Post, Tele and Communication, Andreas Marklund.
5 Mar. 2019, 15:15-17:30

Privacy Online - Human & Legal Solutions

Privacy Postdoc Michaël Green is a speaker at the event Privacy Online - Human & Legal Solutions
6 Mar. 2019, 15:00

AKH/PRIVACY Seminar: Sadness, music, love - and a helicopter

Section for Church History and PRIVACY are hosting a seminar on matters as different as sadness, music, love - and a helicopter.
13 Mar. 2019, 14:00-16:00

In defense of their families: Women's malicious appeals in thirteenth-century England

Lecture by Sara M. Butler, King George III Professor in British History, Ohio State University
13 Mar. 2019, 15:00

Research Presentation by Privacy Scholars at KADK / Historical and Cultural Studies

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21 Mar. - 22 Mar. 2019

PRIVACY Seminar: Zones of Privacy in the Early Modern Netherlands

Early modern Netherlands was a place teeming with social change. New social dynamics had consequences for how people understood privacy, and this is the research focus of our first international seminar.
9 Apr. - 11 Apr. 2019

PRIVACY Conference: Early Modern Privacy

Conference: Early Modern Privacy - Notions, Spaces, Implications, Copenhagen, 9-11 April 2019
29 Apr. 2019, 15:00-17:00

Shepherd or Servant? The Private and Public Lives of the Pastor

Section for Church History and Centre for Privacy Studies have invited Mattias Skat Sommer to give a seminar on the Danish reformer, Niels Hemmingsen (1513-1600).
3 May - 20 May 2019

PRIVACY Exhibition: Form-of-Life - Privacy in the Layman’s Studiolo

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6 May - 7 May 2019

PRIVACY Seminar: Privacy in Early Modern Correspondences

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8 May 2019, 12:00-13:00

Lecture on Beckett & the Theatre of the Absurd by PRIVACY PhD Fellow Anni Haahr Henriksen

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8 May 2019, 15:00-17:00

Challenge Seminar: Storage and Personalization in the Context of Human Genomes

National biobanks and health data archives are spaces for storing genomic material and data of individuals as a commonly shared resource. While we may think of storage as a way of temporarily disposing items of reduced usefulness for the owner, and thus loosening the ties between item and person, national initiatives to collect and store DNA from citizens have revealed the opposite.
29 May 2019, 17:00-19:00

PRIVACY Lecture by Jacob Soll, Professor of History and Accounting at the University of Southern California

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4 June 2019

PRIVACY Scholars Mette Birkedal Bruun and Lars Cyril Nørgaard will give papers at symposium at Frederiksborg Castle

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14 June - 15 June 2019

PRIVACY PhD Workshop on Interdisciplinary Collaboration

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12 Aug. - 23 Aug. 2019

PRIVACY Summer School: Privacy Challenged in Past, Present and Future

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27 Sept. 2019, 14:15

Old, Better, Best? Dealing With the Past in Late Antique Theology

Inaugural Lecture by Florian Wöller
2 Oct. 2019, 15

Privacy Challenge Seminar: Family Secrecy and Privacy

Every family has a skeleton in the closet, or so the saying goes. A dubious deed or a disgracing detail that is kept under wraps through more or less elaborate practices of secrecy. But what does this convey about the family and its relationship to society or the state?
14 Oct. 2019

Conspicuous Privacy: Charity in Versailles under Louis XIV

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31 Oct. 2019, 15:00-17:00

Public Lecture: Aspects of Privacy and Gender in Early Modern German Speaking Countries: Person, Spaces and Society

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18 Nov. 2019

SEMINAR: Privacy in Early Modern Dutch Art and Architecture: Interior and Space

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27 Nov. 2019

EXHIBITION: Tell me of Louis

Exhibition by PRIVACY Scholar Fabio Gigone
What was the iconographic spectrum surrounding Louis XIV in Versailles? What’s the consistency of his visual collection?
9 Dec. 2019, 15:00-17:00

PRIVACY Challenge Seminar: Information and Privacy in Ages of Surveillance

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13 Dec. 2019, 13:00-16:00

SEMINAR: Locating the Private in the Roman and Early Christian Worlds

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2019 Events

From the Lutheran house to the domestic sphere: privacy, power and surveillance in Sweden, 1750-1850

Privacy Online - Human & Legal Solutions

AKH/PRIVACY Seminar: Sadness, music, love - and a helicopter

In defense of their families: Women's malicious appeals in thirteenth-century England

Research Presentation by Privacy Scholars at KADK / Historical and Cultural Studies

PRIVACY Seminar: Zones of Privacy in the Early Modern Netherlands

PRIVACY Conference: Early Modern Privacy

Shepherd or Servant? The Private and Public Lives of the Pastor

PRIVACY Exhibition: Form-of-Life - Privacy in the Layman’s Studiolo

PRIVACY Seminar: Privacy in Early Modern Correspondences

Lecture on Beckett & the Theatre of the Absurd by PRIVACY PhD Fellow Anni Haahr Henriksen

Challenge Seminar: Storage and Personalization in the Context of Human Genomes

PRIVACY Lecture by Jacob Soll, Professor of History and Accounting at the University of Southern California

PRIVACY Scholars Mette Birkedal Bruun and Lars Cyril Nørgaard will give papers at symposium at Frederiksborg Castle

PRIVACY PhD Workshop on Interdisciplinary Collaboration

PRIVACY Summer School: Privacy Challenged in Past, Present and Future

Old, Better, Best? Dealing With the Past in Late Antique Theology

Privacy Challenge Seminar: Family Secrecy and Privacy

Conspicuous Privacy: Charity in Versailles under Louis XIV

Public Lecture: Aspects of Privacy and Gender in Early Modern German Speaking Countries: Person, Spaces and Society

SEMINAR: Privacy in Early Modern Dutch Art and Architecture: Interior and Space

EXHIBITION: Tell me of Louis

PRIVACY Challenge Seminar: Information and Privacy in Ages of Surveillance

SEMINAR: Locating the Private in the Roman and Early Christian Worlds

Previous events