- john-wilhelm.flattun@uib.no
- Visitor address
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Haakon Sheteligs plass 7
5007 Bergen - Room: 213
- Postal address
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P.O. Box 7808NO-5020 BergenNorway
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Short info
I work at the intersection of academic practice and learning, and am involved in projects related to pedagogical approaches to academic writing and artificial intelligence, with emphasis on the humanities.
I research power in art and literature, especially in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
I research power in art and literature, especially in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
Research
My research focuses on late medieval and early modern literature, theatre, and visual culture, with particular interest in political rhetoric, law, memory, mythmaking, dragons, and political theology.
As a senior academic librarian, I also work with scholarly practices in the humanities, especially academic writing, information literacy, source use, and the role of artificial intelligence in learning and research.
A further part of my work concerns libraries as spaces for research, learning, democratic participation, freedom of expression, and public knowledge.
Teaching
- Information literacy
- Source evaluation
- Artificial intelligence in research
- Visual rhetoric
- Medieval and Renaissance theatre, art, and literature
Publications
2026
- Pål Steiner; Johannes Servan; John-Wilhelm Flattun (2026). A scaffolding approach to teaching academic writing and integrity in the humanities with artificial intelligence. (external link)
- John-Wilhelm Flattun (2026). Ytringsfrihet og sensurforsøk i norske bibliotek. (external link)
- John-Wilhelm Flattun (2026). At the Banquet: Food and Excess with Reynard the Fox. (external link)
2023
2022
- John-Wilhelm Flattun; Ingunn Rødland (2022). Fysiske bibliotek som læringsrom: en studie fra Universitetsbiblioteket i Bergen. (external link)
- John-Wilhelm Flattun (2022). Shakespeare and Middleton: Morality of Tyranny and Revenge. (external link)
- John-Wilhelm Flattun (2022). A Foxy Feast: Justice, Chivalry, and Good Manners in Reynard the Fox. (external link)
- John-Wilhelm Flattun (2022). Visual Migration and Cultural Memory in early Tudor Iconography. (external link)
2024
- John-Wilhelm Flattun (2024). William Shakespeare og Teaterets fremvekst [Gjesteforelesning]. (external link)
- John-Wilhelm Flattun (2024). Renessansens forestillinger i Nord-Europa [Gjesteforelesning]. (external link)
- John-Wilhelm Flattun (2024). Middelalderens teaterhistorie 500-1500 - Fra Kirkespill til jøglere [Gjesteforelesning]. (external link)
- John-Wilhelm Flattun (2024). A Review of Tactical Publishing. (external link)
2021
- John-Wilhelm Flattun (2021). Makt i gylne linjer: Genealogier som Propaganda. (external link)
- John-Wilhelm Flattun (2021). Prince and Pretender: Marian Iconography and Devotion as Political Rhetoric in the Magnificat Window in Great Malvern Priory Church. (external link)
- John-Wilhelm Flattun (2021). Angel and Sovereign: Henry VII’s Royal Coins and Relics of Power. (external link)
- John-Wilhelm Flattun (2021). The Kings’ Lines and Lies: Genealogical Rolls in Mythmaking and Political Rhetoric in the Reign of Henry VII. (external link)
2011
- John-Wilhelm Vinje (2011). The Law Embodied: Middleton's "The Old Law" and Representation of Legal Rituals. (external link)
- John-Wilhelm Vinje (2011). The Law Performed: Legal Theatricality in Thomas Middleton and John Webster. (external link)
- John-Wilhelm Vinje (2011). Shakespeare and Digital Didactics. (external link)
- John-Wilhelm Vinje (2011). Vitenskapsteoretisk Innlegg: Legal Theatricality and Juridical Language in John Webster and Thomas Middleton. (external link)
2017
2018
2015
Office hours
Tuesday 13:00 - 15:00