Rebecka Lennartsson
Biographic Data
| ID | 327580 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rebecka Lennartsson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rebecka |
| FAMILY NAME | Lennartsson |
| SIGNATURE | LENNARTSSON R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Stockholms Stadsmission |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1535-4138 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Etnologin och det förflutna: Plocka russinen ur kakan eller missa Jesusbarnet i krubban
How do ethnologists use historical sources? Do we, as some historians suggests, write without necessary context and just pick the raisins out of the cake, so to speak? Or, on the other hand, is there a risk in being so absorbed with the thickness of context that historians lose sight of what really matters? This has been expressed by Nietschze in a famous sentence where historians can tell everything about the barn in Betlehem, but forget about t…
Arkivetnografi eller Reflektioner över en tappad biljett
Ethnologists are schooled in ethnographic thinking and ethnographic methods. Experience has always been an effective guarantee of ethnographic authority. The characteristics of ethnography, however, are no different for an ethnologist working with historical material. In my experience working methods are often similar too, not least because the method, regardless of field, is based from beginning to end on text in its widest sense, which requires…
Notes on ‘Not Being There’ Ethnographic Excursions in Eighteenth-Century Stockholm
Although using the past to explain or question the present remains part of ethnology’s self-image, ethnology has become a contemporary-oriented discipline. While we tend to emphasise the complexity of our own time, we risk representing the past as a series of single events with immutable meaning, reduced to a backdrop. This article attempts to discuss the practical implications of using ethnographic methods to describe and understand a lost world…
Etnografiska utfärder i 1700-talets Stockholm: Etnologi, historia och metod
Originally, ethnology identified itself as a historical discipline. Today, however, ethnology has, with few exceptions, become contemporary oriented. While others and new disciplines after the linguistic turn recognized the advantages of combining a historical perspective with an anthropological concept of culture, ethnology seems to have withdrawn itself from the past as a field for cultural analysis. What does it mean to do fieldwork in a disap…
Bekännelser
Buying sex is in Sweden rapidly coming to signify a disturbed male. The discourse of the deviant sex-buyer whould be understood in the light of the therapy society, that increasingly manufactures new diagnoses and new clients, turning behaviour that earlier was seen as evidence for a lack of character or morals into addictions, and describing the clients as victims. For the first time in history, the buying male part of prostitution is called int…
Mannen utan egenskaper. Kulturella perspektiv på maskuliniteter i vardande
Our project "The man without characteristics. Cultural perspectives on a changing masculinity" explores cultural constructions of masculinity as they appear in the activities of crises centres for men. In this article we focus on two different areas of counselling in order to discuss contemporary masculinity. Anna Ljung focuses on counselling and support for men undergoingdivorce. Drawingonthe phenomenology of Michael Jackson, Ljung explores how …
Malaria Urbana
I intend my dissertation Malaria Urbana to be a genealogical study of prostitution as a social and cultural construction and of the prostituted woman as a category. Using a constructivist perspective I aim to trace those forces, willpowers and conceptions that have made possible not only the phenomenon of prostitution itself, but also the classifications of it. By focusing on the production of knowledge and its connections on the expression of po…
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Malaria Urbana
I intend my dissertation Malaria Urbana to be a genealogical study of prostitution as a social and cultural construction and of the prostituted woman as a category. Using a constructivist perspective I aim to trace those forces, willpowers and conceptions that have made possible not only the phenomenon of prostitution itself, but also the classifications of it. By focusing on the production of knowledge and its connections on the expression of po…
Mannen utan egenskaper. Kulturella perspektiv på maskuliniteter i vardande
Our project "The man without characteristics. Cultural perspectives on a changing masculinity" explores cultural constructions of masculinity as they appear in the activities of crises centres for men. In this article we focus on two different areas of counselling in order to discuss contemporary masculinity. Anna Ljung focuses on counselling and support for men undergoingdivorce. Drawingonthe phenomenology of Michael Jackson, Ljung explores how …
Bekännelser
Buying sex is in Sweden rapidly coming to signify a disturbed male. The discourse of the deviant sex-buyer whould be understood in the light of the therapy society, that increasingly manufactures new diagnoses and new clients, turning behaviour that earlier was seen as evidence for a lack of character or morals into addictions, and describing the clients as victims. For the first time in history, the buying male part of prostitution is called int…
Etnografiska utfärder i 1700-talets Stockholm: Etnologi, historia och metod
Originally, ethnology identified itself as a historical discipline. Today, however, ethnology has, with few exceptions, become contemporary oriented. While others and new disciplines after the linguistic turn recognized the advantages of combining a historical perspective with an anthropological concept of culture, ethnology seems to have withdrawn itself from the past as a field for cultural analysis. What does it mean to do fieldwork in a disap…
Notes on ‘Not Being There’ Ethnographic Excursions in Eighteenth-Century Stockholm
Although using the past to explain or question the present remains part of ethnology’s self-image, ethnology has become a contemporary-oriented discipline. While we tend to emphasise the complexity of our own time, we risk representing the past as a series of single events with immutable meaning, reduced to a backdrop. This article attempts to discuss the practical implications of using ethnographic methods to describe and understand a lost world…
Etnologin och det förflutna: Plocka russinen ur kakan eller missa Jesusbarnet i krubban
How do ethnologists use historical sources? Do we, as some historians suggests, write without necessary context and just pick the raisins out of the cake, so to speak? Or, on the other hand, is there a risk in being so absorbed with the thickness of context that historians lose sight of what really matters? This has been expressed by Nietschze in a famous sentence where historians can tell everything about the barn in Betlehem, but forget about t…
Arkivetnografi eller Reflektioner över en tappad biljett
Ethnologists are schooled in ethnographic thinking and ethnographic methods. Experience has always been an effective guarantee of ethnographic authority. The characteristics of ethnography, however, are no different for an ethnologist working with historical material. In my experience working methods are often similar too, not least because the method, regardless of field, is based from beginning to end on text in its widest sense, which requires…
Political science (5 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Social and Educational Sciences (3 works) · Aesthetics (1 works) · Anthropology (1 works) · Art (1 works) · BIM and Construction Integration (1 works) · COVID-19 epidemiological studies (1 works) · Culinary Culture and Tourism (1 works) · Cultural Identity and Representation (1 works)