Mathias Danbolt
Biographic Data
| ID | 305906 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mathias Danbolt |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mathias |
| FAMILY NAME | Danbolt |
| SIGNATURE | DANBOLT M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Copenhagen |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0318-6854 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Det var jo en anden tid: Klaus Rothsteins Den sorte mand og anti-woke som politisk projekt
I de seneste år har sorte forskere og kunstnere arbejdet for at etablere kritiske studier i sorthed som et forskningsfelt i dansk og nordisk kunst- og kulturforskning. Men det er ikke bare sorte og racialt minoriserede forskere, som skriver om sorthed. I 2023 udgav den hvide danske litteraturkritiker Klaus Rothstein Den sorte mand. Racisme, woke og hvidhed i dansk litteratur, som undersøger sortheden som motiv i dansk litteratur fra 1700-tallet t…
Kampen mot «identitetspolitikk» og angrep på forskningsfriheten: Rapport fra Danmark
Denne kommentarartikkelen retter fokus mot danske politikeres seneste forsøk på å delegitimere forskning i kjønn, kolonialisme og rasisme. Gjennom analyser av de retoriske strategier, politiske logikker og mediale rammeverk som ligger til grunn for politikernes fortelling om at en «anti-liberal», «ekstremistisk» og «hatefull» form for «identitetspolitikk» har festet grepet om dansk akademia, argumenterer denne kommentaren for viktigheten av å se …
Intimate constellations/constellations of intimacy: An Exchange on Navigating in Collisions
How to imagine alternative forms of attachments and intimacies beside the centrifugal force of compulsory coupledom? This is one of the central questions in this creative exchange between an artist (Fleckner) and art historian (Danbolt), using wood cuts and words respectively in an examination of imaginaries of relation and belonging. With an interest in the power of esthetic figurations in shaping desire and politics, the article’s cross-medium …
Retro Racism: Colonial Ignorance and Racialized Affective Consumption in Danish Public Culture
Racial representations on commodities in Danish supermarkets have been the subject of heated public debates about race and racism in recent years. Through an analysis of a 2014 media debate about the so-called 'racist liquorice', the article suggests that the fight for the right to consume racialized products sheds light on how 'epistemologies of ignorance' of race and colonialism operate in Denmark. Focusing on how questions of history, memory a…
New Nordic Exceptionalism: Jeuno JE Kim and Ewa Einhorn's The United Nations of Norden and other realist utopias
At the 2009 Nordic Culture Forum summit in Berlin that centered on the profiling and branding of the Nordic region in a globalized world, one presenter stood out from the crowd. The lobbyist Annika Sigurdardottir delivered a speech that called for the establishment of “The United Nations of Norden”: A Nordic union that would gather the nations and restore Norden's role as the “moral superpower of the world.” Sigurdardottir's presentation generate…
Drejninger og dissonanser - En samtale om affekt
I sommeren 2013 mødtes Christina Hee Pedersen med Mathias Danbolt og Dorthe Staunæs til en samtale om den affektive vending. Det blev en samtale, der vedrører affektive drejninger og dissonanser på mange planer
Ph.d.-omtaler
Seeing Relationally
Tak for kaffe. Om empiri og flertydighed
Taking as points of departure an observed everyday situation of coffee brewing, and two interviews carried out in an organisation in Denmark, the article discusses and suggests a number of possible paths of analysis of gender relations. It demonstrates how positions are situated and co-produced through communication and how, what the author names “gender teasing”, is an effective way of producing positions and gender meanings. It argues that maki…
Hornsleths un/fair trade – æstetisk evangelisme og nykolonialistisk etnografi i samtidskunsten
This article takes the Danish artist Kristian von Hornsleth’s controversial art project Hornsleth Village Project Uganda (2006-2007) as a starting point for a discussion of the relation between aesthetics and ethics in contemporary art. Far from advocating that art must be ethically ‘good’ to be of importance, the authors question why transgressive and provocative socially engaged art projects frequently perform, repeat and consolidate patriarcha…
Retro Racism: Colonial Ignorance and Racialized Affective Consumption in Danish Public Culture
Racial representations on commodities in Danish supermarkets have been the subject of heated public debates about race and racism in recent years. Through an analysis of a 2014 media debate about the so-called 'racist liquorice', the article suggests that the fight for the right to consume racialized products sheds light on how 'epistemologies of ignorance' of race and colonialism operate in Denmark. Focusing on how questions of history, memory a…
New Nordic Exceptionalism: Jeuno JE Kim and Ewa Einhorn's The United Nations of Norden and other realist utopias
At the 2009 Nordic Culture Forum summit in Berlin that centered on the profiling and branding of the Nordic region in a globalized world, one presenter stood out from the crowd. The lobbyist Annika Sigurdardottir delivered a speech that called for the establishment of “The United Nations of Norden”: A Nordic union that would gather the nations and restore Norden's role as the “moral superpower of the world.” Sigurdardottir's presentation generate…
Hornsleths un/fair trade – æstetisk evangelisme og nykolonialistisk etnografi i samtidskunsten
This article takes the Danish artist Kristian von Hornsleth’s controversial art project Hornsleth Village Project Uganda (2006-2007) as a starting point for a discussion of the relation between aesthetics and ethics in contemporary art. Far from advocating that art must be ethically ‘good’ to be of importance, the authors question why transgressive and provocative socially engaged art projects frequently perform, repeat and consolidate patriarcha…
Tak for kaffe. Om empiri og flertydighed
Taking as points of departure an observed everyday situation of coffee brewing, and two interviews carried out in an organisation in Denmark, the article discusses and suggests a number of possible paths of analysis of gender relations. It demonstrates how positions are situated and co-produced through communication and how, what the author names “gender teasing”, is an effective way of producing positions and gender meanings. It argues that maki…
Seeing Relationally
Drejninger og dissonanser - En samtale om affekt
I sommeren 2013 mødtes Christina Hee Pedersen med Mathias Danbolt og Dorthe Staunæs til en samtale om den affektive vending. Det blev en samtale, der vedrører affektive drejninger og dissonanser på mange planer
Ph.d.-omtaler
New Nordic Exceptionalism: Jeuno JE Kim and Ewa Einhorn's The United Nations of Norden and other realist utopias
At the 2009 Nordic Culture Forum summit in Berlin that centered on the profiling and branding of the Nordic region in a globalized world, one presenter stood out from the crowd. The lobbyist Annika Sigurdardottir delivered a speech that called for the establishment of “The United Nations of Norden”: A Nordic union that would gather the nations and restore Norden's role as the “moral superpower of the world.” Sigurdardottir's presentation generate…
Retro Racism: Colonial Ignorance and Racialized Affective Consumption in Danish Public Culture
Racial representations on commodities in Danish supermarkets have been the subject of heated public debates about race and racism in recent years. Through an analysis of a 2014 media debate about the so-called 'racist liquorice', the article suggests that the fight for the right to consume racialized products sheds light on how 'epistemologies of ignorance' of race and colonialism operate in Denmark. Focusing on how questions of history, memory a…
Intimate constellations/constellations of intimacy: An Exchange on Navigating in Collisions
How to imagine alternative forms of attachments and intimacies beside the centrifugal force of compulsory coupledom? This is one of the central questions in this creative exchange between an artist (Fleckner) and art historian (Danbolt), using wood cuts and words respectively in an examination of imaginaries of relation and belonging. With an interest in the power of esthetic figurations in shaping desire and politics, the article’s cross-medium …
Kampen mot «identitetspolitikk» og angrep på forskningsfriheten: Rapport fra Danmark
Denne kommentarartikkelen retter fokus mot danske politikeres seneste forsøk på å delegitimere forskning i kjønn, kolonialisme og rasisme. Gjennom analyser av de retoriske strategier, politiske logikker og mediale rammeverk som ligger til grunn for politikernes fortelling om at en «anti-liberal», «ekstremistisk» og «hatefull» form for «identitetspolitikk» har festet grepet om dansk akademia, argumenterer denne kommentaren for viktigheten av å se …
Det var jo en anden tid: Klaus Rothsteins Den sorte mand og anti-woke som politisk projekt
I de seneste år har sorte forskere og kunstnere arbejdet for at etablere kritiske studier i sorthed som et forskningsfelt i dansk og nordisk kunst- og kulturforskning. Men det er ikke bare sorte og racialt minoriserede forskere, som skriver om sorthed. I 2023 udgav den hvide danske litteraturkritiker Klaus Rothstein Den sorte mand. Racisme, woke og hvidhed i dansk litteratur, som undersøger sortheden som motiv i dansk litteratur fra 1700-tallet t…
Philosophy (5 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Colonialism (2 works)