Bettina Hauge
Biographic Data
| ID | 117487 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bettina Hauge |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bettina |
| FAMILY NAME | Hauge |
| SIGNATURE | HAUGE B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Technical University of Denmark |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4441-5975 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Choreographing atmospheres in Copenhagen
This article explores how people choreograph spaces to feel particular ways through material objects and intangible phenomena like light and sound. Drawing on theories of atmospheres and ethnographic fieldwork in Copenhagen, we argue that while there has been a proliferation of research on atmospheres in urban studies, we also need to attend empirically to the processes through which they come into being, consolidate and coagulate. Through explor…
Scripting, control, and privacy in domestic smart grid technologies
Re-designing the everyday
This article describes how time was used dynamically by a group of people at risk of losing their lives. It is shown how these people appeared to experience a change in the relationship between inner and outer time and that time literally was felt in this situation. An empirical investigation of 16 cancer patients performing their jobs while going through demanding treatment programs found time as their main motive for working while being serious…
Gender Dynamics and Connecting Comparisons
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Lives under the Sun
People’s sensations of daylight and their practical, daily engagements with the sun and the daylight are described in this article. Based on a qualitative research project in Denmark the article shows how some Danes experience the world through the sun and its daylight and illustrates its significance to their bodies and lives as they describe it. By taking a biomimetic approach a metaphor is presented that, like plants, some people crave dayligh…
The air from outside
This article evolves around air: how we experience air, become knowledgeable about our environment through air and include sociality in our actions relating to air. Based on a qualitative study in Denmark about how people use air from the outside and let it into their homes, the article investigates the relation between the air we breathe and learn from and the air we 'perform', such as airing our homes. The study indicates patterns of use that r…
Klimaets sociale tilstand
For klimaets skyld
Teorien om den klima-passive borger og forklaringen på manglende handlinger, også kendt som ”Giddens paradoks” (Giddens 2009), udfordres i denne artikel. Artiklen hviler på en omfattende kvalitativ og kvantitativ undersøgelse af 18-35-årige danskere, hvis tanker og konkrete handlinger i forhold til kommende klimaforandringer er undersøgt. Artiklen indledes med en gennemgang af forskellige teorier om folks klimarelaterede handlinger, idet vi – fre…
Feminist Materialisms
We know how much matter and materiality influences, shapes and manipulates our becoming. Therefore how can we be anything but interested in feminist theories of materialism? We are interested in theorizing that opens a redefinition of how matter and materiality may be perceived. It is especially interesting when this theorizing also embraces the queerness in the world. This volume is a tribute to a new way of thinking about materiality, and repre…
Scripting, control, and privacy in domestic smart grid technologies
Choreographing atmospheres in Copenhagen
This article explores how people choreograph spaces to feel particular ways through material objects and intangible phenomena like light and sound. Drawing on theories of atmospheres and ethnographic fieldwork in Copenhagen, we argue that while there has been a proliferation of research on atmospheres in urban studies, we also need to attend empirically to the processes through which they come into being, consolidate and coagulate. Through explor…
Lives under the Sun
People’s sensations of daylight and their practical, daily engagements with the sun and the daylight are described in this article. Based on a qualitative research project in Denmark the article shows how some Danes experience the world through the sun and its daylight and illustrates its significance to their bodies and lives as they describe it. By taking a biomimetic approach a metaphor is presented that, like plants, some people crave dayligh…
The air from outside
This article evolves around air: how we experience air, become knowledgeable about our environment through air and include sociality in our actions relating to air. Based on a qualitative study in Denmark about how people use air from the outside and let it into their homes, the article investigates the relation between the air we breathe and learn from and the air we 'perform', such as airing our homes. The study indicates patterns of use that r…
Re-designing the everyday
This article describes how time was used dynamically by a group of people at risk of losing their lives. It is shown how these people appeared to experience a change in the relationship between inner and outer time and that time literally was felt in this situation. An empirical investigation of 16 cancer patients performing their jobs while going through demanding treatment programs found time as their main motive for working while being serious…
Klimaets sociale tilstand
For klimaets skyld
Teorien om den klima-passive borger og forklaringen på manglende handlinger, også kendt som ”Giddens paradoks” (Giddens 2009), udfordres i denne artikel. Artiklen hviler på en omfattende kvalitativ og kvantitativ undersøgelse af 18-35-årige danskere, hvis tanker og konkrete handlinger i forhold til kommende klimaforandringer er undersøgt. Artiklen indledes med en gennemgang af forskellige teorier om folks klimarelaterede handlinger, idet vi – fre…
Feminist Materialisms
We know how much matter and materiality influences, shapes and manipulates our becoming. Therefore how can we be anything but interested in feminist theories of materialism? We are interested in theorizing that opens a redefinition of how matter and materiality may be perceived. It is especially interesting when this theorizing also embraces the queerness in the world. This volume is a tribute to a new way of thinking about materiality, and repre…
The air from outside
This article evolves around air: how we experience air, become knowledgeable about our environment through air and include sociality in our actions relating to air. Based on a qualitative study in Denmark about how people use air from the outside and let it into their homes, the article investigates the relation between the air we breathe and learn from and the air we 'perform', such as airing our homes. The study indicates patterns of use that r…
Gender Dynamics and Connecting Comparisons
DOAJ is a unique and extensive index of diverse open access journals from around the world, driven by a growing community, committed to ensuring quality content is freely available online for everyone
Lives under the Sun
People’s sensations of daylight and their practical, daily engagements with the sun and the daylight are described in this article. Based on a qualitative research project in Denmark the article shows how some Danes experience the world through the sun and its daylight and illustrates its significance to their bodies and lives as they describe it. By taking a biomimetic approach a metaphor is presented that, like plants, some people crave dayligh…
Re-designing the everyday
This article describes how time was used dynamically by a group of people at risk of losing their lives. It is shown how these people appeared to experience a change in the relationship between inner and outer time and that time literally was felt in this situation. An empirical investigation of 16 cancer patients performing their jobs while going through demanding treatment programs found time as their main motive for working while being serious…
Scripting, control, and privacy in domestic smart grid technologies
Choreographing atmospheres in Copenhagen
This article explores how people choreograph spaces to feel particular ways through material objects and intangible phenomena like light and sound. Drawing on theories of atmospheres and ethnographic fieldwork in Copenhagen, we argue that while there has been a proliferation of research on atmospheres in urban studies, we also need to attend empirically to the processes through which they come into being, consolidate and coagulate. Through explor…
Sociology (7 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Art (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Architectural engineering (2 works) · Climate Change Communication and Perception (2 works) · Computer security (2 works) · Everyday life (2 works)