Cecilie Louise Kjølholt

Cecilie Louise Kjølholt serves as a Research Fellow at Roskilde University's Department of Communication and Arts within the Centre for Gender, Power and Diversity, focusing on intersections of literature, cultural theory, and feminist/queer critique.

Her academic foundation includes a Master's degree in Literary Science from the University of Copenhagen.

Research interests prioritize Girls' Studies, Feminist Theory, and Queer Theory, examining girl figures in Western literary/cultural history through anti-capitalist lenses with emphasis on late capitalism's cultural expansions. She actively explores connections between literary aesthetics, ideological frameworks, and affective dimensions within contemporary cultural phenomena.

Recent scholarly contributions analyze feminist subjectivity in art/literature and dystopian representations of teenage girls in film, reflecting interdisciplinary engagement across gender studies, literary criticism, and cultural analysis.

Kjølholt supervises student projects in feminist/queer theory and teaches diverse subjects including literary history, cultural theory, and critical approaches to popular culture, maintaining strong pedagogical commitment to ideological critique through textual analysis.