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Introduction: Literary Explorations of Health and Kinship
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Bølgende moderskab: Moderskabslitteratur i 1970’erne og kanoniseringens tidsligheder
No full text“Motherhood in Waves: Recontextualization of Women’s Literature in the 1970s”
This article examines what has been framed as Danish ‘motherhood literature’ from the 1970s. The article argues that this frame is a product of the literary works’ cri- tical reception of the last decade, and not a frame originating in the 1970s. A fra- mework is thus formed for a current wave of motherhood literature, mimicking the wave metaphor in feminism. From this follows a discussion of the temporality and historicity of texts, in which it is proposed that the wave metaphor cannot fully ac- count for the ways in which texts are formed by and connected to many different understandings of time
Helte og kujoner til jættegilder: Fest og maskulinitet i norrøne myter
No full textENGLISH ABSTRACT: The aim of this article is to explore the relationship between Old Norse feasts and gender. Following Michael Dietler’s claim that examinations of gender offer insights into the practices of feasts of a given culture and vice versa, I analyse two Old Norse myths that both depict the god Thor attending feasts hosted by giants. I argue that Old Norse feasts were domains where relations were regulated and maintained, and where everyday norms were transgressed in order to strengthen and maintain society. In both myths, masculinities in particular are challenged and transformed. I apply gender theories by R. W. Connell and Judith Butler to analyse how transformations of masculinity provide insights into the established gender order of Old Norse society.
DANSK RESUMÉ: Formålet med denne artikel er at undersøge forholdet mellem norrøne fester og køn. Inspireret af Michael Dietlers påstand om at studier af kønsforestillinger tilbyder indsigter i en given kulturs festpraksisser og omvendt, analyserer jeg to norrøne myter om guden Thor der indebærer hans deltagelse i jættefester. Jeg argumenterer for at norrøne fester var domæner hvor dominans blev reguleret og opretholdt, og hvor hverdagens normer blev overskredet for at styrke og opretholde samfundet. I begge myter bliver især maskuliniteter udfordret og transformeret ved festerne. Jeg anvender kønsteorier af R. W. Connell og Judith Butler i min analyse af hvordan transformationer af maskulinitet tilbyder indsigt i den etablerede kønsorden i det norrøne samfund
Fest, ritual og myte fra et socialontologisk og fra et neurosociologisk perspektiv
No full textENGLISH ABSTRACT: In recent years, new research has emerged that support Emile Durkheim's claim about the existence of collective consciousness and effervescence from different angles. This applies firstly to the research field of social ontology, secondly to a series of biological and endocrinological studies of the human hormone system and thirdly to the emergence of the field of neurosociology. In this contribution, I would like to propose that collective intentionality as well as the hormone system should be included as a new part of the foundation under sociology of religion. That the human hormone system is important is further emphasized by the fact that the human oxytocin-system seems to be able to unite classical sociology's two opposing perspectives on social formation, namely the fusion and fission perspective. The first part of this contribution will be about celebration and ritual as collective actions in human groups and its absence in chimpanzee groups, the second part about the hormone oxytocin as a link between collective actions and the body in humans and chimpanzees, and the third part about the hormone oxytocin's potential to unite the two fundamental perspectives on human social formation, namely the fusion and fission perspective.
DANSK RESUMÉ: Inden for de senere år er der fremkommet forskningslitteratur, der fra forskellige vinkler kan underbygge Emile Durkheims påstand om eksistensen af kollektiv bevidsthed og kollektiv begejstring (effervescens). Det gælder for det første forskningsfeltet social ontologi, for det andet en længere række biologiske og endokrinologiske studier af menneskets hormonsystem og for det tredje forskningsfeltet neurosociologi. I dette bidrag vil jeg foreslå, at menneskets kollektive intentionalitet og hormonsystem fremover i højere grad bør inddrages som en del af (religions)sociologiens fundament. At menneskets hormonsystem er vigtigt skærpes af, at særligt oxytocinsystemet ser ud til at kunne forene sociologiens to modsatrettede perspektiver på samfundsdannelse, nemlig fusions- og fissionsperspektivet. Første del af dette bidrag vil handle om fest, ritual og myte som kollektive handlinger i menneskegrupper og fraværet heraf hos chimpanser, anden del om hormonet oxytocin som forbindelsesled mellem kollektive handlinger og krop hos mennesker og chimpanser og tredje del om hormonet oxytocins potentiale til at forene de to grundlæggende perspektiver på menneskets samfundsdannelse, nemlig fusions- og fissionsperspektivet
RETRACTION OF: The Art to End All Arts
Get PDFRetraction and removal notice: The manuscript published in The Nordic Journal of Aesthetics, Vol. 23, No. 46 (2013), pp. 63–77 has been retracted and removed as of May 13, 2025 due to plagiarism and scientific misconduct. The manuscript is no longer accessible through this site