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Welcome to a 12 minute mini-lecture given by Sarah Ljungquist,
researcher and senior lecturer in gender studies at Gävle University.
Sarah Ljungquist embraces Aidous Huxley’s dystopian portrayal of the future, Brave New World (1932) about a world where consumerism has become mammon, she uses it as an example to shed light upon the social perspective of sustainable development.
Date: Wednesday 25th March
Time: 12.12 pm
Place: University Library, Kungsbäcksvägen 47.
Arranger: Gävle University Library. The lecture will be filmed.
A new set of open mini-lectures in the series “12 minutes past 12” starts at the University Library. The theme for this spring is “4 x Sustainability” – social, cultural, ecological and economical.”
Lectures are given roughly once a month in the university library’s new Researcher’s Corner. The aim of the series is to spread information about current research and to increase contact between the university’s researchers and the public.
The lectures begin at 12 minutes past 12 pm, and continue for about 12 minutes, followed by an opportunity to ask questions for those who would like to know more.
For more information contact:
Maivor Hallén, Chief librarian Gävle University 026-64 81 88, 070-605 66 26
Karin Meyer Lundén, librarian Gävle University 026-64 89 19
Text: Douglas Öhrbom
Foto: Ove Wall
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