21 research outputs found
Rezension: Barbara Rendtorff/Birgit Riegraf/Claudia Mahs (Hrsg.), 2014: 40 Jahre Feministische Debatten. Resümee und Ausblick
No full text(Post-)Feminismus als Theater? Überlegungen zu Frauenbewegung und feministischer Theorie in Inszenierungen von She She Pop, Fräulein Wunder AG und Katarina Schröter
No full textInceldom meets Jihadism. Antisemitismus und Misogynie in gegenwärtigen Rebellionen gegen die Moderne
No full textSowohl bei der Incel-Ideologie als auch beim Jihadismus handelt es sich um hochgradig misogyne und antisemitische Weltanschauungen. Erstere wird bislang vor allem im Hinblick auf ihren Antifeminismus analysiert, letztere gerät wissenschaftlich überwiegend hinsichtlich ihres Antisemitismus in den Blick – selten werden jedoch beide Aspekte gemeinsam untersucht. Dies änderte sich auch nicht angesichts der Massaker der Hamas und anderer islamistischer Gruppen am 7. Oktober 2023, welche die tödliche Verstrickung von Frauenhass und Antisemitismus innerhalb des Jihadismus unübersehbar machte. Dieser Beitrag analysiert die auf den ersten Blick sehr unterschiedlich erscheinenden Weltanschauungen, setzt sie zueinander in Beziehung und interpretiert sie als verschiedene Formen gegenwärtiger Rebellionen gegen die Moderne. Anhand empirischer Beispiele aus den Schriften von Sayyid Qutb, einem Hauptideologen des Jihadismus, sowie dem größten Incel-Forum incels.is wird aufgezeigt, wie Antisemitismus und Misogynie jeweils miteinander verwoben sind und auf welche Weise sich anhand der Weltanschauungen autoritäres Potenzial zum antidemokratisch autoritären Syndrom verdichten kann
Inceldom meets Jihadism. Antisemitismus und Misogynie in gegenwärtigen Rebellionen gegen die Moderne
No full textSowohl bei der Incel-Ideologie als auch beim Jihadismus handelt es sich um hochgradig misogyne und antisemitische Weltanschauungen. Erstere wird bislang vor allem im Hinblick auf ihren Antifeminismus analysiert, letztere gerät wissenschaftlich überwiegend hinsichtlich ihres Antisemitismus in den Blick – selten werden jedoch beide Aspekte gemeinsam untersucht. Dies änderte sich auch nicht angesichts der Massaker der Hamas und anderer islamistischer Gruppen am 7. Oktober 2023, welche die tödliche Verstrickung von Frauenhass und Antisemitismus innerhalb des Jihadismus unübersehbar machte. Dieser Beitrag analysiert die auf den ersten Blick sehr unterschiedlich erscheinenden Weltanschauungen, setzt sie zueinander in Beziehung und interpretiert sie als verschiedene Formen gegenwärtiger Rebellionen gegen die Moderne. Anhand empirischer Beispiele aus den Schriften von Sayyid Qutb, einem Hauptideologen des Jihadismus, sowie dem größten Incel-Forum incels.is wird aufgezeigt, wie Antisemitismus und Misogynie jeweils miteinander verwoben sind und auf welche Weise sich anhand der Weltanschauungen autoritäres Potenzial zum antidemokratisch autoritären Syndrom verdichten kann
Der Postfeminismus-Vorwurf: Beobachtungen zum feministischen Selbstkonzept junger Theaterkünstlerinnen und Journalistinnen am Beispiel des Missy Magazine
No full text"Popkulturell arbeitende Künstlerinnen stehen spätestens seit den Studien der Kulturwissenschaftlerin Angela McRobbie unter dem Verdacht, feministische Anliegen zu kommerzialisieren und zu trivialisieren. Der Vorwurf des Postfeminismus ist auch in Deutschland als Debatte 'alter versus neuer Feminismus' in Bezug auf die Kunst junger, erfolgreicher Frauen häufig zu hören. Im Missy Magazine werden verschiedene populärkulturell arbeitende Künstlerinnen porträtiert, wobei stets ein Bezug zum Feminismus hergestellt wird. Dieser Beitrag widmet sich den im Missy Magazine vorgestellten Theatermacherinnen und ihrem feministischen Selbstkonzept. Die Kategorie 'Postfeminismus' wird dabei einer kritischen Prüfung unterzogen und mit dem Selbstbild zeitgenössischer Theatermacherinnen abgeglichen. Unter Einbezug der Theorie des postdramatischen Theaters werden Gemeinsamkeiten einer jungen Theatergeneration herausgestellt." (Autorenreferat)"Since cultural scientist Angela McRobbie began publishing her studies, at the latest, female artists working in pop culture have been suspected of commercializing and trivializing feminist issues. The reproach of post-feminism can often be heard in Germany too in the debate about 'old vs. new feminism' in relation to the art of young and successful women. Missy Magazine portrays various pop cultural female artists, whereby there is always some reference to feminism. This article is dedicated to the female theatre-makers portrayed in Missy Magazine and their feminist self-conceptions. The category 'post-feminism' is thereby subjected to a critical examination and is compared to contemporary female theatre-makers' self-image. Drawing on the theory of post-dramatic theatre, the similarities that exist in a young theatre generation are underlined." (author's abstract
The value of literature: the disparity between 'Practical Criticism' and 'Modern Literary Theory' with a case study of Thomas Hardy
No full textThis thesis is a critical study of the conceptual foundations of the work of a number of
twentieth-century academic literary critics and theorists, with the aim of exploring the
ground of some of the disputes between exponents of different approaches to literary
analysis. It asks to what extent, and how, the fundamental assumptions and principles
concerning the nature and value of literature and literary analysis vary between these
analysts, and how these notions affect their analytical methods. To this end, it presents a
close comparative reading of some of the more prominent British and American literary
analysts of the past hundred years or so who have been associated with a variety of
methodological camps, namely, T. S. Eliot, William Empson, F. R. Leavis, and I. A.
Richards (‘Practical’, or ‘New’, Criticism); Homi K. Bhabha (postcolonialism); Terry
Eagleton (Marxism); J. Hillis Miller (deconstruction); and Elaine Showalter (feminism).
In the process, the thesis also investigates whether the old guard of Practical Criticism is
as old-fashioned and unimportant as many of its successors have claimed it to be.
The thesis is divided into three parts. The first two are concerned, roughly
chronologically, with key critical writings by Richards, Leavis, Eliot, and Empson (Part I),
and by Eagleton, Showalter, Bhabha, and Miller (Part II). Parts I and II are further
divided into separate chapters, each of which focuses on one literary analyst at a time and
dissects, individually and comparatively, the following three elements in their writings:
their definition of the concept of literature, the value they place on both literature and
the task of literary analysis, and their analytical practice. The final part of the thesis
consists of a case-study of Thomas Hardy, which shows how the treatment of the work
of a single author by these eight analysts, and any analyst, is deeply affected by the
assumptions and principles concerning the nature and value of literature and literary
analysis which drive their work
Energy equity in the United Kingdom
No full textAims and Objectives
The aim of this rapid review will be to draw together the available evidence on the definitions of energy equity and how it is measured in countries with developed economies according to the Department of Economic and Social Affairs of the United Nations Secretariat (UNDESA), 2022.
Research questions:
1. How is energy equity defined?
2. Which are the indicators used to measure energy equity?
Design
The review will be designed following the approach for rapid evidence reviews developed by (Tricco et al., 2017). The review will follow a phased approach, which begins with a broad search strategy that is expanded with each round of searches. We will follow the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis (PRISMA) statement (Page et al., 2021) to guide the review design and the reporting of the methods and findings.
Search strategy and approach
The first phase of the search strategy will be broad, and we will run it on general databases such as Google Scholar. This will lead to the selection of a preliminary list of resources. These will be scanned for relevant key terms. These terms will be added to the search strategy, and, after a series of subsequent exploratory searches, and a consultation with an expert librarian we will develop the final search strategy.
We will run the final search strategy on the following databases:
• Web of Science
• ProQuest Central
• GEOBase
The searches will include words related to:
1. Energy.
2. Equity.
Inclusion Criteria
• Documents about the energy equity definitions in countries with developed economies.
• Document written in English.
• 01 January 2010 – 01 October 2023
Exclusion criteria
• PhD theses, dissertations, books, commentaries, opinion pieces and conference proceedings.
Screening
Document screening will be conducted independently by one reviewer. Reports included in the title/abstract stage will be screened in full text by one reviewer. A second author will review the 100% of included documents, and 5% of excluded documents. If there is uncertainty, it will be discussed with the second author until a consensus is reached.
Data extraction and synthesis
We propose to use REDCap software for data extraction to organise the review process. Data will be synthesised using framework analysis. The analysis will focus on developing themes that can provide an accurate representation of the data. The categories for the framework will be based on the research questions guiding the review as well as the information emerging from the documents.
Quality Assessment
We will use the Mixed Methods Appraisal Tool (MMAT) to assess the quality of the empirical articles published in peer-reviewed journals.
Timeline
November 2023: Exploratory searches and development of final search strategy.
November 2023: Running of searches on selected databases.
December 2023: Document selection complete.
January 2023: Data extraction complete.
January 2023: Main synthesis of findings complete.
February 2023: Final analysis and drafting of the output.
February 2023: Final output complete.
References
Economic Analysis and Policy Division (EAPD) of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs of the United Nations Secretariat (UNDESA). (2022). World Economic Situation and Prospects (WESP). https://www.un.org/development/desa/dpad/wp-content/uploads/sites/45/WESP2022_ANNEX.pdf
Page, M. J., Moher, D., Bossuyt, P. M., Boutron, I., Hoffmann, T. C., Mulrow, C. D., Shamseer, L., Tetzlaff, J. M., Akl, E. A., Brennan, S. E., Chou, R., Glanville, J., Grimshaw, J. M., Hróbjartsson, A., Lalu, M. M., Li, T., Loder, E. W., Mayo-Wilson, E., McDonald, S., … McKenzie, J. E. (2021). PRISMA 2020 explanation and elaboration: updated guidance and exemplars for reporting systematic reviews. BMJ, n160. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.n160
Tricco, A. C., Langlois, E., & Straus, S. (2017). Rapid reviews to strengthen health policy and systems: a practical guide. https://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/handle/10665/258698/9789241512763-eng.pd
Addressing social and ecological challenges to advance marine aquaculture in rapidly changing environments
No full text No abstracts are to be cited without prior reference to the author. Conveners: Gesche Krause (Germany), Thomas Noji (USA), Robert Rheault (USA), Wojciech Wawrzynski (ICES).CM 2017/R:184. An integrated 4-step framework for aquaculture systems analysis. Gesche Krause, Cecile Brugere, Amy Diedrich, Michael W. Ebeling, Sebastian C.A. Ferse, Eirik Mikkelsen, José Perez Agúndez, Selina M. Stead, Nardine Stybel, Max TroellCM 2017/R:668. The search for sustainable solution for coexistence but not mixing of farmed and wild salmon strains: Gene-editing to the rescue?. Dorothy J Dankel, Anna WargeliusCM 2017/R:176. Safe seaweed aquaculture in a multi-use setting. Sander van den Burg, Christine RöckmannCM 2017/R:297. An integrated approach to valuing the shellfish resources of a coastal community: A case study in Greenwich, Connecticut USA. Mark S. Dixon, Julie M. Rose, John Bohorquez, Roger Bowgen, Gary H. Wikfors, Anthony DvarskasCM 2017/R:287. The AquaSpace tool - A new tool for an integrated assessment of spatial planning trade-offs. Experiences, short comings, key issues. Antje Gimpel, Vanessa Stelzenmüller, Sandra Töpsch, Daniele Brigolin, Ibon Galparsoro, Matthew Gubbins, David Miller, Arantza Murillas, Sandy Murray, Kemal Pinarbasi, Guillem Roca Carceller, Robert WatretCM 2017/R:144. Joining science with policy to credit water quality benefits provided by shellfish aquaculture. Julie M. RoseCM 2017/R:620. Building a New Model for Regional Management of Shellfish Health on the US East Coast. David Bushek, Ryan B. Carnegie, Lori GustafsonCM 2017/R:681. Disentangling the role of sea lice on the marine survival of Atlantic salmon. Knut Wiik Vollset, Ian Dohoo, Ørjan Karlsen, Elina Halttunen, Bjørn Olav Kvamme, Bengt Finstad, Vidar Wennevik, Ola H. Diserud, Andrew Bateman, Kevin D. Friedland, Shad Mahlum, Christian Jørgensen, Lars Qviller, Martin Krkosek, Åse Åtland, Bjørn Torgeir BarlaupCM 2017/R:325. Aquaculture seabed footprint of different cultivated species groups. Guillem Roca Carceller, Nafsika Papageorgiou, Ioannis Karakassis, Núria MarbàCM 2017/R:528. Social and Ecological Factors Influencing the Sustainability of Intertidal Clam Aquaculture. Molly Miller, Teresa R. JohnsonCM 2017/R:514. Developing a holistic approach for the assessment of the social carrying capacity of bivalve aquaculture. Lotta C Kluger, Ramón Filgueira, Carrie J ByronCM 2017/R:309. Food-web approach to evaluate the ecological and economic potential of ocean food resources in coastal systems. Carrie J. Byron, Eric J. Chapman, Di Jin, Tracey M. Dalton, Adrianus BothCM 2017/R:623. Threatened Birds Endanger Oyster Farms. Lisa M. Calvo, Michael P. De Luca, David Bushek CM 2017/R:167. Challenges in the culture of diadromous fish species in Poland on the example of Salmonidae CS trout. Marcin Rakowski, Adam Mytlewski, Tomasz KulikowskiCM 2017/R:619. Managing marine aquaculture health in a changing world. Ryan B. Carnegie, Simon R.M. Jones, Lone Madsen, Neil M. Ruane</p
