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Joensuu campus, Agora building, room AT102, and online
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Yliopistokatu 4
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The School of Humanities at the University of Eastern Finland organizes a joint seminar of the projects “Lutheran Masculinities 1517–1937” and “Religion, meaning and masculinities: Religion in the lives of men in Finland” will be held on 20 February starting at 10. The language on the seminar is English.
Programme
10.15–10.45 Welcome & introduction of the projects
Kati Tervo-Niemelä & Sini Mikkola
10.45–11.15 Martin Luther, Masculinity, and Leadership
Tapio Leinonen
11.15–11.45 From a Pious Peasant to a Redeemed King. Ideals of Manhood in Pietist Newspapers in the early 1800s
Hanna Pöyry
11.45–12.15 Representations of Manhood in 17th-century Funeral Biographies
Miia Kuha
12.15–13.00 lunch break (at own cost)
13.00–13.30 Theoretical and Methodological Perspectives on Studying Masculinities
Marjukka Laiho
13.30–14.00 Inverted Gender Gap in Religion? Are young men getting more religious than women in the Nordic Countries?
Kati Tervo-Niemelä
14.00–14.30 Redefining Masculinity through Lived Experiences of Fatherhood
Johanna Mantere
14.30–14.45 coffee break
14.45–15.45 Joint discussion: Mapping masculinities: Current Insights and Future Directions
For further information, please contact Docent, University Lecturer Sini Mikkola, email sini.mikkola@uef.fi.
