ATTR is a research school that offers PhD students in the Humanities, Law, and Theology high-level reflection on theories and research methods related to textual scholarship, as well as interdisciplinary feedback on ongoing dissertation work.
The objective of ATTR is to create venue, where interpretive methodologies can be critically discussed, evaluated, and developed, in order to broaden the PhD candidates’ perspectives, strengthen their scholarly networks, heighten the quality of their analyses, and prepare them for life after the dissertation.
News
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National Library and Digital Humanities
Apr. 28, 2022 1:20 PM
The ATTR has recently embarked upon an initiative to help young scholars develop (or refine) project within the field of Digital Humanities.
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Intensives to ensure gender equality at ATTR seminars
Nov. 3, 2021 10:17 AM
ATTR is promoting the participation of breastfeeding members of our community.
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New Adminstrative Coordinator
May 5, 2021 11:30 AM
We welcome Ina Marie Ausland as the new administrative coordinator for ATTR
Upcoming seminars
The 2022 ATTR Summer Seminar will explore the critical and interpretative significance of collections, archives, and libraries and provide multidisciplinary perspectives on the institutional, spatial, cognitive and gendered aspects of ensembles of texts.
Authenticity is an important category for scholarship on past and present manuscripts and texts, and is also the theme for our fall seminar in 2022. How does different types of authenticity spill over into each other in academic interpretations of text and in the reception of such interpretations?
Learning from international experts
"The idea that ATTR embodies is outstanding and even essential" (Prof. H. Jefferson Powell, Duke University)
Interdisciplinary Collaboration
ATTR aims to broaden the PhD candidates' scholarly perspectives, strengthen their networks, heighten the quality of their analyses, and help prepare for work inside and outside academia after the PhD degree has been obtained.
ATTR is a collaboration between the leading academic institutions in Norway and incorporates a broad international network of senior scholars and PhD students. It is funded by the Research Council of Norway.
Interdisciplinary and international networks
"The feedback I get here gives me other perspectives on my research." (Henriette Tøssebro, University of Oslo)
