Johanna Bokedal - NLA

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Johanna Bokedal

Høgskolelektor

NLA Høgskolen | Staffeldtsgate, Oslo

Teologi, religion og filosofi

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Publikasjoner

Vitenskapelige publikasjoner

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Keynote Speech: Slow Art Day - Design by Letting Go (Phyl/Phil Terry, Johanna Bokedal and Jessica Jane Nocella)

Phil Terry, Johanna Bokedal, Jessica Jane Nocella

Can digital technology help us to learn to look slowly?

Rebecca Hardy Wombell, Johanna Bokedal

"Jewish 'Identity' as Self-Perception: Temple Symbolism in the Fifth-Century Synagogue at Sepphoris" Paper given as part of panel on 'Spatial Issues in Religious Studies'

Johanna Bokedal

"Church or Museum? On the Experience of Romanesque Church Murals in the Catalonian National Museum of Art." Paper given as part of the panel 'Religions from the aesthetic experiences.'

Johanna Bokedal

An Interview with Johanna Bokedal, Slow Art Day Writer and Assistant Professor in Religious Studies at NLA University College, and Annalisa Banzi, Researcher and Consultant in Museum Studies, Psychology, and Neuroscience; Founder and coordinator of The ASBA Project. Interview conducted by Elisabetta Roncati, Content Creator and Art Sharer

Johanna Bokedal

Christian Missionary History out of Context? A Case-study of a 1930s Mission Poster from China in St. Mungo’s Museum of Religious Life and Art. Paper given as part of the European Academy of Religion Annual Conference in Palermo, 2024

Johanna Bokedal

Presentation of PhD Project at the Australian Catholic University Campus in Rome, Italy

Johanna Maria Bokedal

Nazareth Village Open Air Museum and the Christian Interest in Synagogues over Churches: Historical Authenticity vs. Authentic Experience of the Past?

Johanna Maria Bokedal

Diachronic Perspectives on Christian Heritage Discourse through Ancient Synagogues

Johanna Maria Bokedal

The Christian Concept of The Holy Land

Johanna Maria Bokedal

"Authenticity" in the (Re)Creation of the Past? A Case Study of the Synagogue in Nazareth Village Open Air Museum

Johanna Maria Bokedal