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Sverre Raffnsøeمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Philosophy
• Humanities
• Foucault studies
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Sverre Raffnsøe serves as Professor at Copenhagen Business School within the Department of Business Humanities and Law. His scholarly work bridges philosophy, humanities, and organizational studies with particular emphasis on critical theory and contemporary academic challenges. With an extensive publication record reflecting deep engagement across multiple disciplines, Raffnsøe's contributions span academic journals, books, and public intellectual discourse. His primary research interests include: Philosophy of humanities and their historical development Affirmative critique as methodological approach Foucault studies, governmentality, and biopolitics The 'human turn' across disciplinary boundaries Crisis and transformation in academic institutions Knowledge production and archival practices Raffnsøe's recent scholarly trajectory demonstrates increasing focus on the productive crises within humanities, with publications examining archival practices, data management controversies, and academic freedom. His work shows interdisciplinary reach across philosophy, education, management, and political theory, with particular attention to how knowledge is produced and challenged within modern institutions. The 2024 book 'A History of the Humanities in the Modern University: A Productive Crisis' represents a significant contribution to understanding humanities' historical development. His academic service extends to editorial roles, including contributions to 'Foucault Studies', where he has co-authored multiple editorials. Raffnsøe has engaged with public discourse through 52 documented media appearances addressing topics from 'Foucault's annoyances' to leadership theory and consumer culture. His conference presentations, including 'A New Agenda for the Human Sciences: The Human Turn' (2013) and 'Business Humanities in the Anthropocene' (2012), demonstrate sustained engagement with contemporary academic debates. As a supervisor, Raffnsøe has guided multiple students through their academic work, contributing to the development of new scholars in philosophy and humanities. His research networks extend internationally, with collaborations across multiple countries as indicated in his academic profile.

Kirsten Hvenegård-Lassenمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Cultural Encounter Studies
• Gender Studies
• Postcolonial Studies
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Kirsten Hvenegård-Lassen is an Associate Professor in the Department of Communication and Humanities at Roskilde University, Denmark. She is affiliated with the Center for Gender, Power and Diversity and the Intercultural Studies program. Her research focuses on Cultural Encounter Studies, integrating Anthropology, Sociology, Postcolonial Studies, and Gender Studies to analyze socio-cultural dynamics around gender, race, and ethnicity. She has contributed to studies on municipal integration policies, organized cultural encounters, and diversity practices through ethnographic methods. Education and Academic Qualifications: Kirsten holds a PhD and specializes in Minority Studies. Her teaching spans Cultural and Language Encounter Studies, Cultural Encounters, and the Humanities Bachelor’s program, with courses on gender theory, cultural analysis, and research design. Research Interests: Her work explores how cultural categories are constructed and challenged in specific encounters, emphasizing intersectionality, racialization, and equality. She has published extensively on feminist theory, cultural analysis, and methodological frameworks for studying intercultural interactions. Projects and Collaboration: She co-led projects like OCE (The Organised Cultural Encounter) and ENCARC (Arctic Encounters), examining intercultural dynamics through practice-based frameworks. She has also contributed to editorial roles for journals like Journal of Intercultural Studies and organized academic conferences on cultural encounters. Media Engagement: Kirsten has been featured in media discussions on topics like Danish education systems, multiculturalism, and gender issues, highlighting her public impact.

Kasper Opstrup Frederiksenمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Art and Literature Hybrids
• Occultism
• Radical Politics
• +۱۷ مورد دیگر

Kasper Opstrup Frederiksen serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Arts and Cultural Studies at the University of Copenhagen's Faculty of Humanities. His academic work bridges artistic practice, radical political theory, and occult traditions within underground cultural movements across historical and contemporary contexts. Education: PhD in Cultural Studies, The London Consortium, Birkbeck College, University of London (2013). Dissertation: The Way Out: Invisible Insurrections and Radical Imaginaries in the UK Underground 1961-1991 . Research Focus: Frederiksen investigates hybrid art-literature forms through lenses of occultism and radical politics, with emphasis on surrealist and symbolic traditions. His scholarship spans speculative fiction genres (weird, horror, sci-fi), consciousness expansion practices, Western esotericism, and youth countercultures from beatniks to industrial scenes. Critical theory frameworks including poststructuralism and decolonialism inform his analysis of utopian community experiments and alternative living models. Publication Trends: Recent works (2024-2025) reveal intensified exploration of occult symbolism's resurgence in contemporary art, global folk horror narratives, and intersections between cosmic consciousness theories and evolutionary thought. His output demonstrates consistent thematic threads connecting historical avant-garde movements with current underground phenomena through book chapters, monographs, and conference presentations. Awards: No scientific awards documented in available materials. Professional Engagement: Active lecturer across Danish art institutions including Det Fynske Kunstakademi (2019) and Royal Danish Academy (2018-2020). Extensive conference participation and media appearances demonstrate significant knowledge dissemination in speculative fiction, folk horror, and occult cultural studies. Current activities center on witchcraft revivalism, cut-up techniques, and film analysis within alternative cultural frameworks.

Dorthe Gert Simonsenمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• History of Technology
• Aviation History
• Mobility and Acceleration
• +۱۲ مورد دیگر

Dorthe Gert Simonsen serves as Vice Dean for Research and Impact and Director of the PhD School at the Faculty of Humanities, University of Copenhagen, where she drives research excellence, external funding initiatives, and early-career researcher development. With extensive governance experience including chairing the Danish Independent Research Council for the Humanities (2017-2019), she shapes humanities scholarship across Nordic and European networks like HERA and NOS-HS. Her research interrogates 20th-century entanglements of technology, mobility, and cultural practices through theoretical lenses including new materialism, poststructuralism, and Actor-Network Theory. Key contributions examine aviation's role in spatial formations, gendered aerial experiences, and temporal reconstructions, culminating in her current 'Anthropocene Air' project that repositions flight within planetary environmental crises. This work bridges empirical studies of vertical geographies with philosophical explorations of historicity. Analysis of recent publications reveals consistent engagement with material culture, environmental history, and critical theory across aviation studies, Americanization narratives, and conceptual historiography. Her scholarship demonstrates interdisciplinary movement between technological history, embodiment studies, and Anthropocene frameworks, increasingly emphasizing ecological entanglements in human-nonhuman networks. She received the Einar Hansens legat for outstanding humanities research in 2011. Her service portfolio includes: Chair of Danish Independent Research Council for Humanities (2017-2019) Member of NOS-HS Nordic Research Councils (2017-2019) HERA Humanities in European Research Area participation Extensive peer review and editorial activities As PhD School Director, Simonsen oversees doctoral training while advancing strategic research partnerships. Her leadership extends to talent development programs and academic governance committees, reflecting deep commitment to institutional research capacity building. Current activities focus on integrating environmental history with technological studies through her 'Anthropocene Air' framework, which investigates aviation's planetary-scale impacts while challenging anthropocentric historical narratives.