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Pundare, jonkare och Bengt : Med känslan som följeslagare
No full text”Pundare, jonkare och Bengt: med känslan som följeslagare” är rubriken
på Philip Lalanders kapitel. Philip skriver om sitt första möte med
Bengt och diskuterar betydelsen av nyckelinformanter i etnografisk forskning.
Genom en närläsning av Pundare, jonkare och andra, Bengt klassiska
avhandling, reflekterar han över relationen mellan Bengt och hans nyckelinformant,
Harry. Vilken betydelse har känslor i deras relation, undrar Philip.
Är Bengt och Harry vänner
Staging “Chileanness” : Ethnicity, illegal drug
No full textAim: Following a group of young men with Chilean background living in a Swedish territorially stigmatised area, the author analyses how the actors create, recreate and use ethnicity and on what structural grounds such creation is carried out. This analysis is done to provide a complex and socially constructed view of ethnicity. Method: Between 2003 and 2015, the author followed a group of 16 young men, born in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The fieldwork included interviews and participant observations in places that were important to the young men; the residential area where they lived in Sweden and the area in Chile that some of them visited during the time of the research and where they have their roots. Findings and conclusion: During childhood and adolescence, ethnic identification became a means to group identification. However, ethnic identity practiced in the street culture and the illegal economy cannot be seen as essential, but rather as something that is performed and staged in different situations, creating a sense of ‘‘Chileanness’’. Producing Chileanness helps combating emotions related to sorrow, to being poor and not feeling welcomed in the Swedish society. This ethnicity is fragile and intertwined with social class and gender.</p
Respekt : gatukultur, ny etncitet och droger
No full textGenom ett sjuårigt etnografiskt projekt analyseras och beskrivs framväxten av en glokal gatukultur i ett bostadsområde i Norrköping. I denna hybrida kultur finns en mix av influenser från olika delar av världen, vilket skapar känslor av respektabilitet för unga människor i marginalen. Författaren försöker förstå hur kriminalitet och användande av illegala droger kan förstås i relation till socioekonomiska strukturer och de unga människornas habitus i relation till att leva i en individualiserad och kapitalistisk konsumtionskultur. Genom täta etnografiska beskrivningar bjuds läsaren in i den värld som Lorenzo, David och deras vänner ser som sin.Through a seven year long ethnographic study the author examine and analyze the emergence of a glocal street culture in a residential area in the Swedish city Norrköping. In this hybrid culture there is a mix of influences from different parts of the world creating a feeling of respectability for young urban outcasts. The author tries to understand how criminality and use of illegal substances can be related to the socio economic structures and habitus of young persons living in a highly individualized capitalist consumer society. Through thick descriptions the reader is invited into the world of Lorenzo, David and other members of the street culture.</p
Staging “Chileanness” : Ethnicity, illegal drug
No full textAim: Following a group of young men with Chilean background living in a Swedish territorially
stigmatised area, the author analyses how the actors create, recreate and use ethnicity and on
what structural grounds such creation is carried out. This analysis is done to provide a complex
and socially constructed view of ethnicity. Method: Between 2003 and 2015, the author
followed a group of 16 young men, born in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The fieldwork
included interviews and participant observations in places that were important to the young
men; the residential area where they lived in Sweden and the area in Chile that some of them
visited during the time of the research and where they have their roots. Findings and conclusion:
During childhood and adolescence, ethnic identification became a means to group identification.
However, ethnic identity practiced in the street culture and the illegal economy cannot
be seen as essential, but rather as something that is performed and staged in different
situations, creating a sense of ‘‘Chileanness’’. Producing Chileanness helps combating emotions
related to sorrow, to being poor and not feeling welcomed in the Swedish society. This
ethnicity is fragile and intertwined with social class and gender
Respekt : gatukultur, ny etncitet och droger
No full textGenom ett sjuårigt etnografiskt projekt analyseras och beskrivs framväxten av en glokal gatukultur i ett bostadsområde i Norrköping. I denna hybrida kultur finns en mix av influenser från olika delar av världen, vilket skapar känslor av respektabilitet för unga människor i marginalen. Författaren försöker förstå hur kriminalitet och användande av illegala droger kan förstås i relation till socioekonomiska strukturer och de unga människornas habitus i relation till att leva i en individualiserad och kapitalistisk konsumtionskultur. Genom täta etnografiska beskrivningar bjuds läsaren in i den värld som Lorenzo, David och deras vänner ser som sin.Through a seven year long ethnographic study the author examine and analyze the emergence of a glocal street culture in a residential area in the Swedish city Norrköping. In this hybrid culture there is a mix of influences from different parts of the world creating a feeling of respectability for young urban outcasts. The author tries to understand how criminality and use of illegal substances can be related to the socio economic structures and habitus of young persons living in a highly individualized capitalist consumer society. Through thick descriptions the reader is invited into the world of Lorenzo, David and other members of the street culture
Människor behöver människor : att lyssna till de misstänkliggjorda
No full textDenna etnografiska studie följer människor som var aktiva heroinanvändare i början av 00-talet. Hur har deras liv förändrats? Vilka vägar har de tagit och vad har varit viktigt för dem när det gäller att leva ett liv utan droger? I boken beskrivs och analyseras hur mycket av det de upplevt inkorporeras och blir en del av dem. Det beskrivs också hur viktigt det sociala livet är ör dem, att accepteras som människor, att inte stigmatiseras i mötet med andra.This ethnographc study follows the lives of people who used heroin in year 2000. The author use interviews and participant observation in order to capture different social aspects that are of importance in changing and managing Life.</p
Going Beyond Counting First Authors in Author Co-citation Analysis
Get PDFThe present study examines one of the fundamental aspects of author co-citation analysis (ACA) - the way co-citation
counts are defined. Co-citation counting provides the data on which all subsequent statistical analyses and mappings
are based, and we compare ACA results based on two different types of co-citation counting - the traditional type that
only counts the first one among a cited work's authors on the one hand and a non-traditional type that takes into
account the first 5 authors of a cited work on the other hand. Results indicate that the picture produced through this non-traditional author co-citation counting contains more coherent author groups and is therefore considerably clearer. However, this picture represents fewer specialties in the research field being studied than that produced through the traditional first-author co-citation counting when the same number of top-ranked authors is selected and analyzed. Reasons for these effects are discussed
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