Cathrine Egeland
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4142364 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Cathrine Egeland |
| NOMBRES | Cathrine |
| APELLIDO | Egeland |
| FIRMA | EGELAND C |
| AFILIACIONES | OsloMet – Oslo Metropolitan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6178-0002 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2001 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Geopolitisk uro og sikkerhetskultur i kunnskapssektoren – noen spørsmål
Blurred spaces and erosions of privacy
Internationally, the home is legally protected as a bastion of private life, where one may retreat to and recollect oneself after a day’s work and enjoy family life. With the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, working from home – facilitated by new collaborative information and communications technology (ICT) platforms and tools – became mandatory in several countries. For many, the workplace was brought into the home. This article examines how w…
The Division of Domestic Labor and the Invisible Work of the Third Shift Among Parents in Norway – A Mixed-Methods Study
You get a completely different feeling’ – an empirical exploration of emotions and their functions in digital frontline work
In this study of how counsellors in the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV) experience digital frontline work, most informants agreed that digital interaction with clients produces a ‘different feeling’ – but what is this feeling? Based on interviews with frontline workers, the study unpacks this ‘different feeling’ as a form of alienation that occurs when digital interaction causes information to fragment, leaving counsellors worki…
Digital coping
This article addresses how frontline workers cope when dealing with digitally mediated service encounters. It draws on a qualitative study of frontline workers' experiences in an increasingly digitalised work environment in the context of employment assistance services. The material shows that digitalising service encounters leads to two overall types of change for frontline employees, and the article explores related coping responses. First, the…
Rri
With a point of departure in a specific case, The Research Council of Norway, this piece discusses learning as an approach to responsible research and innovation (RRI). The conceptualization of RRI as learning challenges assumptions about RRI as a program that could or should be implemented as a specific tool, method or recipe in organizations conducting or funding research and innovation. The paper discusses possible challenges with this concept…
Body Politics in Development. Critical Debates in Gender and Development
Body Politics in Development. Critical Debates in Gender and Development Wendy Harcourt London: Zed Books 2009, 226 pp. Wendy Harcourt has been one of the prominent voices within gender and develop
There are no specific women questions’
The article probes into tensions following in the wake of feminism’s (re)mappings of itself as a landscape that ‘is not there’, so to speak, but which is constituted and reconstituted discursively and affectively. The author discusses these tensions in relation to the notion of feminist genealogy. The discussion is elaborated with reference to a concrete, past and perhaps disturbing political and theoretical landscape: the official, state-sanctio…
The “Will to Empower”
Intersectionality is a concept that aims at handling the complexity of social life. It is often presented as a sensitive, and thus accountable, approach to the complexity of life lived in an age of globalization, migration, and displacements of identities, individuals, and groups. This notion of intersectionality presupposes that approaching complexity requires more than the mere adding up of categories like race, class, and gender; it requires a…
Sexing-Up the Subject
The decisive epistemological and methodological moment of feminist analysis and critique is the moment of intervention. An intervention does not require a standpoint; instead, it displaces the locus of critique from the standpoint to the effects or consequences of critique. Intervention requires no new information or hitherto concealed facts about the object being interfered with. The critical effects of an intervention are the results of what is…
Contentions
Interventions in a cat's cradle
What are feminist science studies? Feminist science studies have emerged as a monstrous transdisciplinary hybrid on the academic scene, mixing political concerns and objectives with scientific knowledge production. Within feminist science studies this monstrosity is often regarded as an epistemological and methodological as well as a political strength. At the same time the hybridity of feminist science studies represents a theoretical challenge …
Hypatia, Volume 18, no. 1, Winter 2003. Special Issue
Cathrine Egeland anmelder: Hypatia, Volume 18, no. 1, Winter 2003. Special Issue: "Feminist Philosophy and the Problem of Evil"
Skæve Køn
net i en ubehagelig situation -at vaere in queer streets betyder at vaere fanget i (saerligt økonomiske) problemer -er queer i akademiske sammenhaenge efterhånden blevet etableret som en paraplybetegnelse for teoriudviklinger og analytiske optikker, der har hentet centrale elementer fra såvel gay-and lesbian studies som fra poststrukturalistisk teori.At vaere in queer streets i dagens Akademia indebaerer dermed ikke nødvendigvis, at man ikke får …
Kønsforskellens monstrøsitet - Kønsbarrierer i Akademia, et ugyldigt problem
The article discusses the problem of gender barriers in Danish Academia suggesting that this might not be a problem at all or at least not a problem pre-existing interpretations of it. By using a discourse-oriented approach to the problem, the article shows how gender barriers become an invalid problem in Academia - leaving attempts to solve the problem illegitimate or even incomprehensible
Bergsklättrerskan och de militanta lesbiska feministerna. Om könsbarriärer och jämställdhet inom akademin
This article deals with challenges connected to the remarkably low representation of women among the academic staff in Danish universities. It explores the paradoxical relation between the ideal of gender equality and the image of Academia as a gender neutral culture of no culture, on one side, and what are considered to be gender barriers, on the other. Nothing in Danish legislation directed at the academic world supports any kind of discriminat…
Digital coping
This article addresses how frontline workers cope when dealing with digitally mediated service encounters. It draws on a qualitative study of frontline workers' experiences in an increasingly digitalised work environment in the context of employment assistance services. The material shows that digitalising service encounters leads to two overall types of change for frontline employees, and the article explores related coping responses. First, the…
The “Will to Empower”
Intersectionality is a concept that aims at handling the complexity of social life. It is often presented as a sensitive, and thus accountable, approach to the complexity of life lived in an age of globalization, migration, and displacements of identities, individuals, and groups. This notion of intersectionality presupposes that approaching complexity requires more than the mere adding up of categories like race, class, and gender; it requires a…
You get a completely different feeling’ – an empirical exploration of emotions and their functions in digital frontline work
In this study of how counsellors in the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV) experience digital frontline work, most informants agreed that digital interaction with clients produces a ‘different feeling’ – but what is this feeling? Based on interviews with frontline workers, the study unpacks this ‘different feeling’ as a form of alienation that occurs when digital interaction causes information to fragment, leaving counsellors worki…
Body Politics in Development. Critical Debates in Gender and Development
Body Politics in Development. Critical Debates in Gender and Development Wendy Harcourt London: Zed Books 2009, 226 pp. Wendy Harcourt has been one of the prominent voices within gender and develop
Sexing-Up the Subject
The decisive epistemological and methodological moment of feminist analysis and critique is the moment of intervention. An intervention does not require a standpoint; instead, it displaces the locus of critique from the standpoint to the effects or consequences of critique. Intervention requires no new information or hitherto concealed facts about the object being interfered with. The critical effects of an intervention are the results of what is…
The Division of Domestic Labor and the Invisible Work of the Third Shift Among Parents in Norway – A Mixed-Methods Study
Contentions
Interventions in a cat's cradle
What are feminist science studies? Feminist science studies have emerged as a monstrous transdisciplinary hybrid on the academic scene, mixing political concerns and objectives with scientific knowledge production. Within feminist science studies this monstrosity is often regarded as an epistemological and methodological as well as a political strength. At the same time the hybridity of feminist science studies represents a theoretical challenge …
Kønsforskellens monstrøsitet - Kønsbarrierer i Akademia, et ugyldigt problem
The article discusses the problem of gender barriers in Danish Academia suggesting that this might not be a problem at all or at least not a problem pre-existing interpretations of it. By using a discourse-oriented approach to the problem, the article shows how gender barriers become an invalid problem in Academia - leaving attempts to solve the problem illegitimate or even incomprehensible
Kønsforskellens monstrøsitet - Kønsbarrierer i Akademia, et ugyldigt problem
The article discusses the problem of gender barriers in Danish Academia suggesting that this might not be a problem at all or at least not a problem pre-existing interpretations of it. By using a discourse-oriented approach to the problem, the article shows how gender barriers become an invalid problem in Academia - leaving attempts to solve the problem illegitimate or even incomprehensible
Bergsklättrerskan och de militanta lesbiska feministerna. Om könsbarriärer och jämställdhet inom akademin
This article deals with challenges connected to the remarkably low representation of women among the academic staff in Danish universities. It explores the paradoxical relation between the ideal of gender equality and the image of Academia as a gender neutral culture of no culture, on one side, and what are considered to be gender barriers, on the other. Nothing in Danish legislation directed at the academic world supports any kind of discriminat…
Hypatia, Volume 18, no. 1, Winter 2003. Special Issue
Cathrine Egeland anmelder: Hypatia, Volume 18, no. 1, Winter 2003. Special Issue: "Feminist Philosophy and the Problem of Evil"
Skæve Køn
net i en ubehagelig situation -at vaere in queer streets betyder at vaere fanget i (saerligt økonomiske) problemer -er queer i akademiske sammenhaenge efterhånden blevet etableret som en paraplybetegnelse for teoriudviklinger og analytiske optikker, der har hentet centrale elementer fra såvel gay-and lesbian studies som fra poststrukturalistisk teori.At vaere in queer streets i dagens Akademia indebaerer dermed ikke nødvendigvis, at man ikke får …
Contentions
Interventions in a cat's cradle
What are feminist science studies? Feminist science studies have emerged as a monstrous transdisciplinary hybrid on the academic scene, mixing political concerns and objectives with scientific knowledge production. Within feminist science studies this monstrosity is often regarded as an epistemological and methodological as well as a political strength. At the same time the hybridity of feminist science studies represents a theoretical challenge …
Sexing-Up the Subject
The decisive epistemological and methodological moment of feminist analysis and critique is the moment of intervention. An intervention does not require a standpoint; instead, it displaces the locus of critique from the standpoint to the effects or consequences of critique. Intervention requires no new information or hitherto concealed facts about the object being interfered with. The critical effects of an intervention are the results of what is…
The “Will to Empower”
Intersectionality is a concept that aims at handling the complexity of social life. It is often presented as a sensitive, and thus accountable, approach to the complexity of life lived in an age of globalization, migration, and displacements of identities, individuals, and groups. This notion of intersectionality presupposes that approaching complexity requires more than the mere adding up of categories like race, class, and gender; it requires a…
There are no specific women questions’
The article probes into tensions following in the wake of feminism’s (re)mappings of itself as a landscape that ‘is not there’, so to speak, but which is constituted and reconstituted discursively and affectively. The author discusses these tensions in relation to the notion of feminist genealogy. The discussion is elaborated with reference to a concrete, past and perhaps disturbing political and theoretical landscape: the official, state-sanctio…
Body Politics in Development. Critical Debates in Gender and Development
Body Politics in Development. Critical Debates in Gender and Development Wendy Harcourt London: Zed Books 2009, 226 pp. Wendy Harcourt has been one of the prominent voices within gender and develop
Rri
With a point of departure in a specific case, The Research Council of Norway, this piece discusses learning as an approach to responsible research and innovation (RRI). The conceptualization of RRI as learning challenges assumptions about RRI as a program that could or should be implemented as a specific tool, method or recipe in organizations conducting or funding research and innovation. The paper discusses possible challenges with this concept…
You get a completely different feeling’ – an empirical exploration of emotions and their functions in digital frontline work
In this study of how counsellors in the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration (NAV) experience digital frontline work, most informants agreed that digital interaction with clients produces a ‘different feeling’ – but what is this feeling? Based on interviews with frontline workers, the study unpacks this ‘different feeling’ as a form of alienation that occurs when digital interaction causes information to fragment, leaving counsellors worki…
Digital coping
This article addresses how frontline workers cope when dealing with digitally mediated service encounters. It draws on a qualitative study of frontline workers' experiences in an increasingly digitalised work environment in the context of employment assistance services. The material shows that digitalising service encounters leads to two overall types of change for frontline employees, and the article explores related coping responses. First, the…
Blurred spaces and erosions of privacy
Internationally, the home is legally protected as a bastion of private life, where one may retreat to and recollect oneself after a day’s work and enjoy family life. With the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, working from home – facilitated by new collaborative information and communications technology (ICT) platforms and tools – became mandatory in several countries. For many, the workplace was brought into the home. This article examines how w…
The Division of Domestic Labor and the Invisible Work of the Third Shift Among Parents in Norway – A Mixed-Methods Study
Geopolitisk uro og sikkerhetskultur i kunnskapssektoren – noen spørsmål
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