Lise Kjølsrød
Biographic Data
| ID | 263167 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lise Kjølsrød |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lise |
| FAMILY NAME | Kjølsrød |
| SIGNATURE | KJØLSRØD L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Oslo |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Fuzing Play and Politics
Today, widespread use of digital technologies transform cultural forms, among them leisure and art. This article analyzes nine creative, political enactments on the ground, communicated on the Internet. Five are rooted in the vitality and freedom of leisure, and four spring from the dedicated work of professional artists. The techniques applied in all of these actions are knitting/crocheting, allowing crowd production and crowd financing. Amateur…
Leisure as Source of Knowledge, Social Resilience and Public Commitment
This book provides a grass-roots contribution to contemporary political and cultural theory, using theoretical and empirical analysis to present leisure activities as a democratic arena, and participation in play as a vehicle for social protection and public participation.
Ikon og et verk for vår tid
Ethnic differences and social boundaries
Mediated Activism
Rock climbing, collecting, role-playing, backpacking, and many other complex activities are part of the expanding cultural repertoire of modern societies. Participants in such game-like pursuits occasionally find themselves contributing to public concerns beyond their own interests; altruistic motives and/or oppositional identities develop among them by virtue of the actors being enmeshed in a specialized activity apart from political organizatio…
Fertility, pregnancy and mothers' work
How Innocent is our Scientific Vocabulary? Rethinking Recent Sociological Conceptualizations of Complex Leisure
More than ever, social scientists have reason to question the assumption that work is the human activity of value and leisure is little more than a respite from work; a way to consume its fruits and prepare for more work. This article compares four conceptualizations of the demanding activities people choose for themselves in their spare time. Each one is based on relatively recent empirical studies and presented to social science with a distinct…
From a Liberal Occupation to an Occupation of the Welfare State
This article demonstrates how Norwegian physiotherapy has developed as part of the state apparatus over the past decades. From the state's point of view, the methods and skills of physiotherapy are deemed valuable because they are designed to encourage people to take an active part in constructing and reconstructing their own health. From the physiotherapists' point of view, the state is an attractive ally in their seemingly endless struggle to e…
Adventure Revisited
Contemporary society offers a large repertoire of 'adventures', culturally adapted to the maturity, gender and class of those who participate. The captivating, yet challenging demands of, say, collecting objects, backpacking, or mountaineering, guide actors to turn their adventures into personal frames or proto-boundaries through which ideas of 'self ' evolve. Of the many possible selves a person may relate to, only a few are actually enacted upo…
The doctor-nurse relationship
The doctor-nurse relationship
Adventure Revisited
Contemporary society offers a large repertoire of 'adventures', culturally adapted to the maturity, gender and class of those who participate. The captivating, yet challenging demands of, say, collecting objects, backpacking, or mountaineering, guide actors to turn their adventures into personal frames or proto-boundaries through which ideas of 'self ' evolve. Of the many possible selves a person may relate to, only a few are actually enacted upo…
Mediated Activism
Rock climbing, collecting, role-playing, backpacking, and many other complex activities are part of the expanding cultural repertoire of modern societies. Participants in such game-like pursuits occasionally find themselves contributing to public concerns beyond their own interests; altruistic motives and/or oppositional identities develop among them by virtue of the actors being enmeshed in a specialized activity apart from political organizatio…
How Innocent is our Scientific Vocabulary? Rethinking Recent Sociological Conceptualizations of Complex Leisure
More than ever, social scientists have reason to question the assumption that work is the human activity of value and leisure is little more than a respite from work; a way to consume its fruits and prepare for more work. This article compares four conceptualizations of the demanding activities people choose for themselves in their spare time. Each one is based on relatively recent empirical studies and presented to social science with a distinct…
From a Liberal Occupation to an Occupation of the Welfare State
This article demonstrates how Norwegian physiotherapy has developed as part of the state apparatus over the past decades. From the state's point of view, the methods and skills of physiotherapy are deemed valuable because they are designed to encourage people to take an active part in constructing and reconstructing their own health. From the physiotherapists' point of view, the state is an attractive ally in their seemingly endless struggle to e…
Fertility, pregnancy and mothers' work
The doctor-nurse relationship
Adventure Revisited
Contemporary society offers a large repertoire of 'adventures', culturally adapted to the maturity, gender and class of those who participate. The captivating, yet challenging demands of, say, collecting objects, backpacking, or mountaineering, guide actors to turn their adventures into personal frames or proto-boundaries through which ideas of 'self ' evolve. Of the many possible selves a person may relate to, only a few are actually enacted upo…
From a Liberal Occupation to an Occupation of the Welfare State
This article demonstrates how Norwegian physiotherapy has developed as part of the state apparatus over the past decades. From the state's point of view, the methods and skills of physiotherapy are deemed valuable because they are designed to encourage people to take an active part in constructing and reconstructing their own health. From the physiotherapists' point of view, the state is an attractive ally in their seemingly endless struggle to e…
How Innocent is our Scientific Vocabulary? Rethinking Recent Sociological Conceptualizations of Complex Leisure
More than ever, social scientists have reason to question the assumption that work is the human activity of value and leisure is little more than a respite from work; a way to consume its fruits and prepare for more work. This article compares four conceptualizations of the demanding activities people choose for themselves in their spare time. Each one is based on relatively recent empirical studies and presented to social science with a distinct…
Mediated Activism
Rock climbing, collecting, role-playing, backpacking, and many other complex activities are part of the expanding cultural repertoire of modern societies. Participants in such game-like pursuits occasionally find themselves contributing to public concerns beyond their own interests; altruistic motives and/or oppositional identities develop among them by virtue of the actors being enmeshed in a specialized activity apart from political organizatio…
Fertility, pregnancy and mothers' work
Ethnic differences and social boundaries
Ikon og et verk for vår tid
Leisure as Source of Knowledge, Social Resilience and Public Commitment
This book provides a grass-roots contribution to contemporary political and cultural theory, using theoretical and empirical analysis to present leisure activities as a democratic arena, and participation in play as a vehicle for social protection and public participation.
Fuzing Play and Politics
Today, widespread use of digital technologies transform cultural forms, among them leisure and art. This article analyzes nine creative, political enactments on the ground, communicated on the Internet. Five are rooted in the vitality and freedom of leisure, and four spring from the dedicated work of professional artists. The techniques applied in all of these actions are knitting/crocheting, allowing crowd production and crowd financing. Amateur…
Sociology (8 works) · Political science (7 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Politics (4 works) · Adventure Sports and Sensation Seeking (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works)