Dr. Andreas Nordin

Biography

Andreas Nordin is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Gothenburg specializing in the Aesthetics Unit. His research interests encompass a wide range of topics including cognitive anthropology, the study of ritual practices in both Hindu and Tibetan contexts, and the psychological aspects of religious belief and behavior. Nordin has significant field experience, having conducted extensive research in Nepal and Tibet, focusing particularly on rituals, cultural cognition, and risk perception in religious contexts. His doctoral project was funded by the Swedish Research Council. He has participated in various conferences, including themes related to history, anthropology, and religion. Nordin's professional engagements include teaching at the undergraduate level, where he explores topics such as dream cognition and its cultural implications. His publications delve into areas such as altruism, memory, and the cognitive aspects of pilgrimage. Nordin continues to contribute to the academic discourse through his varied research projects and participation in academic publications and presentations.

Research Interests