Emmanuelle Larocque
Biographic Data
| ID | 301190 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Emmanuelle Larocque |
| GIVEN NAMES | Emmanuelle |
| FAMILY NAME | Larocque |
| SIGNATURE | LAROCQUE E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ottawa |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2200-2165 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
We’re handing out freezies’
Climate change’s disproportionate impact on people experiencing homelessness has a collateral effect on community-based organizations. Relying on the concept of ‘professional challenge’, this research is interested in: (1) the ways that social work professionals are challenged by new climate realities; (2) the tensions they navigate when their actual work differs from anticipated and prescribed work; and (3) the strategies they put in place to al…
Embodying the smartwatch
Given the proliferation of self-quantification technologies in running over the last few years, our research seeks to fill a significant gap by studying the relationship of elite runners with these self-tracking technologies. More specifically, this article explores the technical, corporeal, and relational dimensions of the use of smartwatches by the population of elite athletes in Quebec. Drawing on the theoretical framework of carnal sociology,…
Nouveaux Cosmos ? Glocalités-Transfrontaliers-Cosmotiques
Kipiyododan Nibi
This article presents the experience of Dara Wawatie-Chabot, a member of Ikwe Ganawenindan Nibi - a collective of Indigenous women living on unceded Algonquin territory who are engaged in protecting Nibi (Water). It demonstrates the value of a respectful and dynamic relationship that emphasizes allyship and relationality in the collective effort to protect Nibi, which is part of Aki (Land), while affirming the inherent rights of Indigenous people…
Cosmotiques
Que restera-t-il Au-delà des ruines
Le « deuil écologique » est un phénomène émergent qui permet de rendre compte des conséquences psychosociales, identitaires et spirituelles de la destruction du vivant et des changements climatiques. Cependant, au sein des sociétés occidentales, où les violences envers les êtres non-humains sont normalisées, les deuils écologiques demeurent plus souvent invisibilisés. Pourtant, les deuils écologiques dévoilent les profonds liens d’attachement, pr…
La philosophie permaculturelle à la confluence de l’éducation relative à l’environnement et du travail écosocial
Ce récit de pratique attire l’attention sur la valeur des collaborations transdisciplinaires pour favoriser l’innovation pédagogique en illustrant comment la pédagogie de l’enseignement supérieur peut s’inspirer des principes de la permaculture pour repenser les approches et les espaces d’apprentissage. Il présente un projet collaboratif interuniversitaire et participatif (de type par et pour les personnes étudiantes) plaçant la philosophie perma…
On the Social Existence of Mental Health Categories
Mental health categories can circulate in societies regardless of whether they are recognized by medical professionals. This article asks why some labels are adopted en masse to commonly characterize some forms of distress, while other labels remain confined to specialist spheres. Contrasting with many examples of medicalization, 'sex addiction' offers a heuristic case study because it was only after its exclusion from the Diagnostic and Statisti…
On Becoming an “Exercise addict”
Alors que l’addiction au sport n’est pas officiellement reconnue comme une maladie mentale dans la nosographie psychiatrique, ce trouble comportemental fait l’objet de débats au sein de la communauté scientifique depuis la fin des années 1970. La présente contribution sociologique propose de déplacer la focale au-delà des débats normatifs et pathologisants en s’intéressant aux parcours de pratiquant.es s’autodésignant comme « addicts au sport ». …
On Becoming an “Exercise addict”
Co-envisioning the social-ecological transition through youth eco-activists’ narratives
Drawing on qualitative data collected during the first phase of an intervention-research, this study explores the concept of "social-ecological transition" (SET) from the perspectives of youth eco-activists. As a multi-level approach to intersecting social and ecological crisis, this notion has yet been examined from a social work viewpoint and limited knowledge is available regarding how it is being appropriated and envisioned in nonscientific s…
Embodying or resisting social normativity? A carnal inquiry into exercise addiction experiences
When sport is taken to extremes
In the 1970s, the concept of sport addiction appeared in scientific literature, warning of the addictive properties of exercise when taken to extremes. Appearing in over 6500 peer-reviewed articles in Google Scholar from 1979 to 2017, this construct is of interest to the fields of mental health and sport sociology as it provides a heuristic case to consider the conditions which allow for a category-in-the-making to gain meaning despite its absenc…
Le yoga en contexte de plein air
Cet article présente certaines données empiriques d’une recherche doctorale visant à investiguer les mécanismes intrinsèques de la transition sociale-écologique, dont le rapport au vivant. Nous rétrécissons la focale vers la pratique du yoga, intégrée à un programme d’intervention par le sport et le plein air à visée écosociale, pour examiner comment cette démarche écospirituelle façonne la relation à la Nature. S’inspirant des principes de la re…
Embodying or resisting social normativity? A carnal inquiry into exercise addiction experiences
Co-envisioning the social-ecological transition through youth eco-activists’ narratives
Drawing on qualitative data collected during the first phase of an intervention-research, this study explores the concept of "social-ecological transition" (SET) from the perspectives of youth eco-activists. As a multi-level approach to intersecting social and ecological crisis, this notion has yet been examined from a social work viewpoint and limited knowledge is available regarding how it is being appropriated and envisioned in nonscientific s…
When sport is taken to extremes
In the 1970s, the concept of sport addiction appeared in scientific literature, warning of the addictive properties of exercise when taken to extremes. Appearing in over 6500 peer-reviewed articles in Google Scholar from 1979 to 2017, this construct is of interest to the fields of mental health and sport sociology as it provides a heuristic case to consider the conditions which allow for a category-in-the-making to gain meaning despite its absenc…
On the Social Existence of Mental Health Categories
Mental health categories can circulate in societies regardless of whether they are recognized by medical professionals. This article asks why some labels are adopted en masse to commonly characterize some forms of distress, while other labels remain confined to specialist spheres. Contrasting with many examples of medicalization, 'sex addiction' offers a heuristic case study because it was only after its exclusion from the Diagnostic and Statisti…
Le yoga en contexte de plein air
Cet article présente certaines données empiriques d’une recherche doctorale visant à investiguer les mécanismes intrinsèques de la transition sociale-écologique, dont le rapport au vivant. Nous rétrécissons la focale vers la pratique du yoga, intégrée à un programme d’intervention par le sport et le plein air à visée écosociale, pour examiner comment cette démarche écospirituelle façonne la relation à la Nature. S’inspirant des principes de la re…
Co-envisioning the social-ecological transition through youth eco-activists’ narratives
Drawing on qualitative data collected during the first phase of an intervention-research, this study explores the concept of "social-ecological transition" (SET) from the perspectives of youth eco-activists. As a multi-level approach to intersecting social and ecological crisis, this notion has yet been examined from a social work viewpoint and limited knowledge is available regarding how it is being appropriated and envisioned in nonscientific s…
Embodying or resisting social normativity? A carnal inquiry into exercise addiction experiences
When sport is taken to extremes
In the 1970s, the concept of sport addiction appeared in scientific literature, warning of the addictive properties of exercise when taken to extremes. Appearing in over 6500 peer-reviewed articles in Google Scholar from 1979 to 2017, this construct is of interest to the fields of mental health and sport sociology as it provides a heuristic case to consider the conditions which allow for a category-in-the-making to gain meaning despite its absenc…
On Becoming an “Exercise addict”
Alors que l’addiction au sport n’est pas officiellement reconnue comme une maladie mentale dans la nosographie psychiatrique, ce trouble comportemental fait l’objet de débats au sein de la communauté scientifique depuis la fin des années 1970. La présente contribution sociologique propose de déplacer la focale au-delà des débats normatifs et pathologisants en s’intéressant aux parcours de pratiquant.es s’autodésignant comme « addicts au sport ». …
On Becoming an “Exercise addict”
Nouveaux Cosmos ? Glocalités-Transfrontaliers-Cosmotiques
Kipiyododan Nibi
This article presents the experience of Dara Wawatie-Chabot, a member of Ikwe Ganawenindan Nibi - a collective of Indigenous women living on unceded Algonquin territory who are engaged in protecting Nibi (Water). It demonstrates the value of a respectful and dynamic relationship that emphasizes allyship and relationality in the collective effort to protect Nibi, which is part of Aki (Land), while affirming the inherent rights of Indigenous people…
Cosmotiques
Que restera-t-il Au-delà des ruines
Le « deuil écologique » est un phénomène émergent qui permet de rendre compte des conséquences psychosociales, identitaires et spirituelles de la destruction du vivant et des changements climatiques. Cependant, au sein des sociétés occidentales, où les violences envers les êtres non-humains sont normalisées, les deuils écologiques demeurent plus souvent invisibilisés. Pourtant, les deuils écologiques dévoilent les profonds liens d’attachement, pr…
La philosophie permaculturelle à la confluence de l’éducation relative à l’environnement et du travail écosocial
Ce récit de pratique attire l’attention sur la valeur des collaborations transdisciplinaires pour favoriser l’innovation pédagogique en illustrant comment la pédagogie de l’enseignement supérieur peut s’inspirer des principes de la permaculture pour repenser les approches et les espaces d’apprentissage. Il présente un projet collaboratif interuniversitaire et participatif (de type par et pour les personnes étudiantes) plaçant la philosophie perma…
On the Social Existence of Mental Health Categories
Mental health categories can circulate in societies regardless of whether they are recognized by medical professionals. This article asks why some labels are adopted en masse to commonly characterize some forms of distress, while other labels remain confined to specialist spheres. Contrasting with many examples of medicalization, 'sex addiction' offers a heuristic case study because it was only after its exclusion from the Diagnostic and Statisti…
We’re handing out freezies’
Climate change’s disproportionate impact on people experiencing homelessness has a collateral effect on community-based organizations. Relying on the concept of ‘professional challenge’, this research is interested in: (1) the ways that social work professionals are challenged by new climate realities; (2) the tensions they navigate when their actual work differs from anticipated and prescribed work; and (3) the strategies they put in place to al…
Embodying the smartwatch
Given the proliferation of self-quantification technologies in running over the last few years, our research seeks to fill a significant gap by studying the relationship of elite runners with these self-tracking technologies. More specifically, this article explores the technical, corporeal, and relational dimensions of the use of smartwatches by the population of elite athletes in Quebec. Drawing on the theoretical framework of carnal sociology,…
Sociology (5 works) · Addiction (4 works) · Doping in Sports (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Adventure Sports and Sensation Seeking (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works)