Symposium Obdobja
The annual three-day symposium Obdobja (Epochs) is an international, academic convention, at which Slovene and foreign linguists and literary theorists are joined by specialists from other humanities fields. The symposium is led by members of Department of Slovene Studies, its themes are also selected by a committee that involves eminent academics from foreign universities and institutions.
Contact
Assist. Prof. Dr. Damjan Huber
E: damjan.huber@ff.uni-lj.si
E: simpozij@ff.uni-lj.si
T: +386 1 241 86 76
NEWS
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Invitation – 39th Obdobja Symposium
You are invited to attend the 39th international academic symposium Obdobja entitled Slovene – discourses, genres and language varieties between identity and function, which will take place from 18 to 20 November 2020. Deadline for application: 10 February 2020. More about Symposium is HERE.
Current Symposium
Symposium Obdobja 39
Slovene – discourses, genres and language varieties between identity and function
Important dates
| Description | Date |
|---|---|
| Payment and registration fee | 10 November 2020 |
| Symposium | 18–20 November 2020 |
Symposium Archives
- Obdobja 38: Public Speech in Slovene, Linguistic-Cultural Awareness and Self-Confidence
- Obdobja 37: Slovene Literature in Old Media: Manuscripts and Printed Material
- Obdobja 36: Slovene Literary Manuscripts from the Middle Ages to the Long Nineteenth Century
- Obdobja 35: Toporišič´s Era
- Obdobja 34: Grammar and Dictionary – Current language description
- Obdobja 33: The Reception of Slovene Literature
- Obdobja 32: The Social Functionality of Language (Aspects, Criteria, Definitions)
- Obdobja 31: Slovene Drama
- Obdobja 30: Interdisciplinarity in Slovene Studies
- Obdobja 29: Contemporary Slovene Literature (1980–2010)
- Obdobja 28: The Infrastructure of the Slovene Language and Slovene Studies
- Obdobja 27: The Reformation in Slovene Lands (On the 500th Anniversary of Trubar’s Birth)
- Obdobja 26: Obdobja 26: Slovene Dialects – System and Use
- Obdobja 25: Obdobja 25: Literature in Education – Aims, Content, Methods
