At the intersection of Aesthetics and German linguistics
Anne Koskinen, Meisterschülerin, MA, MA, is a doctoral researcher in Aesthetics in the Doctoral Programme in Philosophy, Arts and Society, and a grant-funded researcher in the Department of Philosophy, History, and Arts at the University of Helsinki. She is also a member of the Comparing and Contrasting Languages and Cultures – CoCoLaC Research Community and the Helsinki Inequality Initiative (INEQ).
At the intersection of philosophical aesthetics and German linguistics, her research focuses on the theory of image production and the visual constitution of meaning in the multimodal and multilingual contexts of everyday life, art and philosophy. At the same time, the relationship between language, thought and power is an important topic, without forgetting the concepts of intercultural and transgenerational communication.
Slide from Anne Koskinen’s presentation of her research at the conference Was die Gesellschaft bewegt – German Studies in Nordeuropa aus Sprache/Kultur, Politik und Geschichte, Helsinki, Finland, 5 May 2023
Fields of science
611 Philosophy (especially Aesthetics, Image Studies and Philosophy of Art)
6132 Visual arts and design (especially sculpture, installation art, public art, painting and drawing)
6121 Languages (especially German Philology, Multimodality, Lexicology, Terminology and Contrastive Linguistics)
About research in everyday language
Research account on Instagram
“Images and pictures–what are they? On the linguistic challenges of philosophical image studies” by Anne Koskinen
“Mitä ihmeen kuvia? Muutama sana filosofisen kuvatutkimuksen haasteista” by Anne Koskinen on Instagram