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Katarina Plank

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ID4166600
NAMEKatarina Plank
GIVEN NAMESKatarina
FAMILY NAMEPlank
SIGNATUREPLANK K
AFFILIATIONSKarlstad University
ORCID0000-0003-4004-3438
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR5
WORKS AS EDITOR1
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2013
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX0
  • Caring for Health, Bodies, and Development

    Open Access•Katarina Plank, Helene Egnell et al.•ARTICLE•Approaching Religion•2024

    Over the last fifty years a plethora of new spiritual practices has emerged in the Church of Sweden. Many fall within a category of holistic practices, aimed at engaging body, soul, and spirit. Among these, two categories are dominant: meditations and movement-based bodily practices. Some of these practices are contested by other Christians on a theological basis. The article asks: Who are the new ritual specialists teaching these practices? Why …

  • Eastern Practices and Nordic Bodies

    Open Access•Daniel Enstedt, Katarina Plank•EDITOR•BOOK•Eastern Practices and Nordic Bodies•2023

    This contributed volume explores the reception, development, and construction of Eastern practices in the Nordic countries.

  • The Temple Mount of Fredrika—Translocality and Fractured Transnationalism of a Visionary Thai Buddhist Retreat Centre

    Katarina Plank, Elisabeth Raddock et al.•ARTICLE•Contemporary Buddhism•2016

    On a mountain hill outside Fredrika, a small village in the rural north of Sweden, a standing Buddha statue and the seated statue of Luang Pho Thuat invoke reverence from visiting Buddhists. The plans of a large-scale temple and meditation centre have also invoked hope of religious tourism and economic growth in an area highly affected by depopulation. The Temple Mount, as it is referred to locally, has, on the one hand, become a source of religi…

  • The sacred foodscapes of Thai Buddhist temples in Sweden

    Open Access•Katarina Plank•ARTICLE•Scripta Instituti Donneriani…•2015

    Thai Buddhist communities are by far the fastest-growing Buddhist establishments in Sweden, and – contrary to other Buddhist congregations that are mainly clustered in the cities – Thai Buddhist temples can be found in sparsely-populated areas and rural parts of Sweden. This article aims to document and analyse the ‘foodscape’ of diasporic Thai Buddhism in Sweden. In particular the article identifies and discusses five different strategies used b…

  • Mindfulness i svenska kontexter

    Open Access•Katarina Plank•ARTICLE•Religionsvidenskabeligt Tidsskrift•2015

    ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Mindfulness can be found in three distinctly different settings in Sweden: therapeutic, commercial and religious. Its greatest expansion can be found within in the Swedish health care system, where mindfulness-based therapies and interventions can be used, and among private operators selling mindfulness courses to both public and private sectors. Here, mindfulness is decontextualised and detraditionalised and presented as a univ…

  • Living torches of Tibet – Religious and Political Implications of the Recent Self-Immolations

    Katarina Plank•ARTICLE•Journal of Religion and Violence•2013

    Self-immolation is not an ordinary suicide or self-destructive act, but has a religious dimension since one’s own body is seen as a gift for a greater cause. This article highlights the specific Bu

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  • Living torches of Tibet – Religious and Political Implications of the Recent Self-Immolations

    Katarina Plank•ARTICLE•Journal of Religion and Violence•2013

    Self-immolation is not an ordinary suicide or self-destructive act, but has a religious dimension since one’s own body is seen as a gift for a greater cause. This article highlights the specific Bu

  • The sacred foodscapes of Thai Buddhist temples in Sweden

    Open Access•Katarina Plank•ARTICLE•Scripta Instituti Donneriani…•2015

    Thai Buddhist communities are by far the fastest-growing Buddhist establishments in Sweden, and – contrary to other Buddhist congregations that are mainly clustered in the cities – Thai Buddhist temples can be found in sparsely-populated areas and rural parts of Sweden. This article aims to document and analyse the ‘foodscape’ of diasporic Thai Buddhism in Sweden. In particular the article identifies and discusses five different strategies used b…

  • Mindfulness i svenska kontexter

    Open Access•Katarina Plank•ARTICLE•Religionsvidenskabeligt Tidsskrift•2015

    ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Mindfulness can be found in three distinctly different settings in Sweden: therapeutic, commercial and religious. Its greatest expansion can be found within in the Swedish health care system, where mindfulness-based therapies and interventions can be used, and among private operators selling mindfulness courses to both public and private sectors. Here, mindfulness is decontextualised and detraditionalised and presented as a univ…

  • The Temple Mount of Fredrika—Translocality and Fractured Transnationalism of a Visionary Thai Buddhist Retreat Centre

    Katarina Plank, Elisabeth Raddock et al.•ARTICLE•Contemporary Buddhism•2016

    On a mountain hill outside Fredrika, a small village in the rural north of Sweden, a standing Buddha statue and the seated statue of Luang Pho Thuat invoke reverence from visiting Buddhists. The plans of a large-scale temple and meditation centre have also invoked hope of religious tourism and economic growth in an area highly affected by depopulation. The Temple Mount, as it is referred to locally, has, on the one hand, become a source of religi…

  • Eastern Practices and Nordic Bodies

    Open Access•Daniel Enstedt, Katarina Plank•EDITOR•BOOK•Eastern Practices and Nordic Bodies•2023

    This contributed volume explores the reception, development, and construction of Eastern practices in the Nordic countries.

  • Caring for Health, Bodies, and Development

    Open Access•Katarina Plank, Helene Egnell et al.•ARTICLE•Approaching Religion•2024

    Over the last fifty years a plethora of new spiritual practices has emerged in the Church of Sweden. Many fall within a category of holistic practices, aimed at engaging body, soul, and spirit. Among these, two categories are dominant: meditations and movement-based bodily practices. Some of these practices are contested by other Christians on a theological basis. The article asks: Who are the new ritual specialists teaching these practices? Why …

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