Books from UiB

The University of Bergen's researchers publish research and knowledge that shape society. Read more about the most interesting books published by our researchers and educators.

The secret behind the art of helping

No one can protect themselves from falling ill, but we can protect those who are ill from being deprived of their dignity. A new book shows how patients can be met with a care that preserves their dignity.

How paintings influenced Shakespeare

Professor Stuart Sillars is offering a new way of looking at Shakespeare’s plays in his new book, Shakespeare and the Visual Imagination.

Picture of Russian President Vladimir Putin with hands raised forward and both forefingers pointed forwards.

Putin’s Digital Russia

The internet has changed Russia. But President Putin is tightening the grip on online freedom of expression.

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From local heroes to Hollywood

The boundaries between global and local were blurred when music artists started using social media, according to a new book.

Author and Nobel Prize laureate Herta Müller.

Herta Müller: A strong and demanding woman

Nobel prize laureate Herta Müller’s books about life under the dictatorship of Nicolae Ceaușescu challenge both the limits of language and of reality.

01.12.2016