National PhD school for cutting edge textual scholarship within Law Studies, the Humanities, Religion, and Theology. ATTR is funded by the Research Council of Norway and co-founded by the universities of Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim, Tromsø, and MF Norwegian School of Theology, Religion, and Society.
Upcoming events
Authenticity is an important, multi-valent, concept in textual research, applicable to manuscripts, texts, authors, and interpreters alike. This seminar looks into different concepts of authenticity, and explores how they may interact or interfere with each other.
The ATTR Spring Seminar 2023 is held in Athens in collaboration with the National Library.
News
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Digital Humanities Workshop Series
June 16, 2022
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National Library and Digital Humanities
Apr. 28, 2022
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Incentives to ensure gender equality at ATTR seminars
Nov. 3, 2021
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.
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)
