Tim Flohr Sørensen

Tim Flohr Sørensen

Associate Professor

  1. Itinerant Objecthood and Travelling Concepts

    Sørensen, Tim Flohr (Speaker)

    25 Jan 2012

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesLecture and oral contribution

  2. Introduction: Getting wasted in the archaeology of trash (with Vivi Lena Andersen, University of Copenhagen)

    Sørensen, Tim Flohr (Speaker)

    18 Apr 2015

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesLecture and oral contribution

  3. Intentionality, Dysfunctions and Unintended Consequences

    Sørensen, Tim Flohr (Organizer)

    12 Jun 2007

    Activity: Participating in an event - typesOrganisation of and participation in conference

  4. Indecent and Obscene? A view from a depraved ethics of the contemporary

    Pétursdóttir, Þ. (Speaker) & Sørensen, Tim Flohr (Speaker)

    28 Oct 2018

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesLecture and oral contribution

  5. Incompatible Horizons: Contemporaneity and deep time

    Sørensen, Tim Flohr (Speaker)

    18 Jun 2013

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesLecture and oral contribution

  6. In the Presence of Absence: Archaeology beyond the void

    Sørensen, Tim Flohr (Lecturer)

    27 Feb 2012

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesLecture and oral contribution

  7. Immanent Transcendence: Seeing light in Danish churches

    Sørensen, Tim Flohr (Invited speaker)

    1 Nov 2013

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesLecture and oral contribution

  8. Images and Words: Ekphrasis and parataxis in archaeological representation

    Sørensen, Tim Flohr (Other)

    14 Apr 2023

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesLecture and oral contribution

  9. If It's Broken, Why Fix It?

    Sørensen, Tim Flohr (Invited speaker)

    31 Jan 2020

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesLecture and oral contribution

  10. Human Disposal, Commemoration and Vanishing Matter: Perspectives from current materiality studies

    Sørensen, Tim Flohr (Invited speaker)

    22 May 2014

    Activity: Talk or presentation typesLecture and oral contribution

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