Mohr
Biographic Data
| ID | 44749 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mohr |
| FAMILY NAME | Mohr |
| SIGNATURE | MOHR |
| AFFILIATIONS | Aarhus University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4493-7386 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 45 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 25 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1942 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The politics of Danish IVF: Reproducing the nation by making parents through selective reproductive technologies
The Ethnography of Things Military - Empathy and Critique in Military Anthropology
Reflecting on the troubled relationship between anthropology and the military, we do so by discussing the underlying epistemological, methodological, and moral claims of the distinction between an anthropology of and an anthropology for the military. Through the term ethnography of things military, we propose to reposition military anthropology as intense engagements with militarisation through empathic immersion in things military. We develop th…
Discussing Empathy and Critique in the Ethnography of Things Military: A Conversation
Whenever we discuss fieldwork experiences with fellow anthropologists working on 'things military', concerns over ethics, politics, and critique pop up as a matter of course.Though important in any field, these matters seem particularly conspicous and insistent in the military field.Meanwhile, anthropology of the military is garnering increasing attention in response to a changing global security landscape.This motivated us to organize this speci…
Medicalization and Masculinities
presents original interdisciplinary research concerning feminist theory, gender, power, and inequality, both globally and locally promotes theoretical and methodological debates within gender research
Performative Effects of Diagnosis: Thinking gender and sexuality through diagnostic politics
In this article, I suggest the performative effects of diagnosis as an analytical tool to explore the transformations in people’s intimate lives that being diagnosed brings with it. As an analytical term, I understand the performative effects of diagnosis to describe trajectories in people’s intimate lives that emerge in the interplay between a person’s intimate sense of self, that is, their gendered and sexualed self-perceptions, and the logics …
What does it take to look like a woman
Men, masculinities, and reproduction - conceptual reflections and empirical explorations
What defines the relationship between men, masculinities, and reproduction? While certainly not an easy question to answer, many people are nonetheless likely to have an intuitive reaction to it: m
Køn og akademia
Temaredaktionens indledning til 'Køn & Akademia'-temanummeret
The biopolitics of masculinity (studies)
What are the biopolitics of masculinity? How do masculinity studies contribute to the proliferation of neoliberal and biopolitical governance? While one might assume that these questions are of imp
Herstory - Female Veterans of Denmark
Essay about the association Female Vetarans
Gender, War, and the Military - On the Complexities, Conceptualizations, and Lived Realities of Militarized Sociality
Does Khaki Become You? The Militarisation of Women's Lives. As Enloe (1983) argues, the military is central to the social order more generally and for the perpetuation of patriarchy in Western democracies, which makes the study of the military the task of any feminist. In her argument, the continuous extension of the military and its values into all areas of everyday life, something that Enloe (1993) and other feminists identify as militarization…
Mellemrum tre - køn, etnografi og antropologi
Mellemrum et – køn, etnografi og sociologi
Transforming social contracts: The social and cultural history of IVF in Denmark
Kønsetnografi - én mulig historie om at udforske køn og etnografi
The Social Meaning of Children and Fertility Change in Europe
Containing Sperm-Managing Legitimacy: Lust, Disgust, and Hybridity at Danish Sperm Banks
The governance of assisted reproduction in Denmark through legislation regards semen as a reproductive substance and thus restricts donor semen's reproductive potential by setting terms for its use. What is not addressed in legislation is semen's status as an ambiguous male bodily fluid that also carries other meanings. Making semen into a governable and exchangeable substance happens instead on the practice level. Based on qualitative interviews…
Dette nummers samlede anmeldelser
I dette nummer anmeldes følgende: "Moderne litteraturteori 10: Feminisme" (Lilian Munk Rösing og Tania Ørum (red.)), "Lesbianism in Swedish Literature. An Ambiguous Affair" (Jenny Björklund), "Har videnskaben køn? Kvinder i forskning" (Bente Rosenbeck), "Extractions: An Ethnography of Reproductive Tourism" (Michael Rachel Nahman), "Norsk likestillingshistorie 1814-2013" (Hilde Danielsen, Eirinn Larsen, Ingeborg W. Owesen)
Living Kinship Trouble: Danish Sperm Donors' Narratives of Relatedness
Danish sperm donors face a particular kind of kinship trouble: they find themselves in a cultural and organizational context that offers different and contrary ways of how to make connections to donor-conceived individuals meaningful. Whereas Danish sperm banks and Danish law want sperm donors to regard these connections as contractual issues, the dominant kinship narrative in Denmark asks sperm donors to also consider them as family and kinship …
Beyond motivation: On what it means to be a sperm donor in Denmark
This paper, analyzing interviews with men that donate their semen in Denmark, explores what it means to be a sperm donor. Breaking with the assumption that men have a specific and clearly identifiable motivation to become sperm donors, this paper leaves the confinement of such an accountable actor model implied in asking for men's motivations to donate semen. Instead, the author describes the experiences of sperm donors to show how the moral, org…
We are here, we are queer and we are so used to it
Hvad er det der ‘kvæær’ egentlig? Dette spørgsmål synes altid at klistre til tekster og praksisser med queer som udgangspunkt, og dets svar bliver ofte tøvende, hængende i luften – ambivalent, utydeligt og afhængig af kontekst. For den som stiller spørgsmålet, bliver svaret næsten aldrig så konkret som hen håbede på. Og for den som forventes at svare, bliver diffuse henvisninger til kombinationer af poststrukturalistiske forståelsesram mer, kriti…
Den gode sædcelle… En antropologisk analyse af arbejdet med sædkvalitet
THE GOOD SPERM CELL ... | Questions about who has the right to be pregnant, and with whom, and which children should be allowed to be born are fundamentally political and normative. However, when fertilization involves reproductive tech nologies these normative questions are often translated into questions of quality whereby they come to appear technical. This becomes clear in thework to ensure “good sperm quality”. Sperm quality is measured both…
Membership List
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The American Orthopsychiatric Association, Inc: 1943 Membership List
Two sets of symbols are used in this list. Either immediately after the name, or following the organization with which the member is identified in case mailing address is not that of the organization; are key letters indicating professional classification. These are: (A) psychiatrist; (B) psychologist, (C) social worker; (M) those who do not fit into the other groups as defined in the By-laws. The correct mailing address is given after this symbo…
American Orthopsychiatric Association, Inc: 1942 Membership List
Two sets of symbols are used in this list. Either immediately after the name, or following the organization with which the member is identified in case mailing address is not that of the organization, are key letters indicating professional classification. These are: (A) psychiatrist; (B) psychologist; (C) social worker; (M) for those whose classification as educators, pediatricians, sociologists, etc., does not fit into the other groups. The cor…
Living Kinship Trouble: Danish Sperm Donors' Narratives of Relatedness
Danish sperm donors face a particular kind of kinship trouble: they find themselves in a cultural and organizational context that offers different and contrary ways of how to make connections to donor-conceived individuals meaningful. Whereas Danish sperm banks and Danish law want sperm donors to regard these connections as contractual issues, the dominant kinship narrative in Denmark asks sperm donors to also consider them as family and kinship …
Beyond motivation: On what it means to be a sperm donor in Denmark
This paper, analyzing interviews with men that donate their semen in Denmark, explores what it means to be a sperm donor. Breaking with the assumption that men have a specific and clearly identifiable motivation to become sperm donors, this paper leaves the confinement of such an accountable actor model implied in asking for men's motivations to donate semen. Instead, the author describes the experiences of sperm donors to show how the moral, org…
The Ethnography of Things Military - Empathy and Critique in Military Anthropology
Reflecting on the troubled relationship between anthropology and the military, we do so by discussing the underlying epistemological, methodological, and moral claims of the distinction between an anthropology of and an anthropology for the military. Through the term ethnography of things military, we propose to reposition military anthropology as intense engagements with militarisation through empathic immersion in things military. We develop th…
Men, masculinities, and reproduction - conceptual reflections and empirical explorations
What defines the relationship between men, masculinities, and reproduction? While certainly not an easy question to answer, many people are nonetheless likely to have an intuitive reaction to it: m
Containing Sperm-Managing Legitimacy: Lust, Disgust, and Hybridity at Danish Sperm Banks
The governance of assisted reproduction in Denmark through legislation regards semen as a reproductive substance and thus restricts donor semen's reproductive potential by setting terms for its use. What is not addressed in legislation is semen's status as an ambiguous male bodily fluid that also carries other meanings. Making semen into a governable and exchangeable substance happens instead on the practice level. Based on qualitative interviews…
Medicalization and Masculinities
presents original interdisciplinary research concerning feminist theory, gender, power, and inequality, both globally and locally promotes theoretical and methodological debates within gender research
Herstory - Female Veterans of Denmark
Essay about the association Female Vetarans
Transforming social contracts: The social and cultural history of IVF in Denmark
American Orthopsychiatric Association, Inc: 1942 Membership List
Two sets of symbols are used in this list. Either immediately after the name, or following the organization with which the member is identified in case mailing address is not that of the organization, are key letters indicating professional classification. These are: (A) psychiatrist; (B) psychologist; (C) social worker; (M) for those whose classification as educators, pediatricians, sociologists, etc., does not fit into the other groups. The cor…
The American Orthopsychiatric Association, Inc: 1943 Membership List
Two sets of symbols are used in this list. Either immediately after the name, or following the organization with which the member is identified in case mailing address is not that of the organization; are key letters indicating professional classification. These are: (A) psychiatrist; (B) psychologist, (C) social worker; (M) those who do not fit into the other groups as defined in the By-laws. The correct mailing address is given after this symbo…
Membership List
The symbol following the address indicates membership status: (
Den gode sædcelle… En antropologisk analyse af arbejdet med sædkvalitet
THE GOOD SPERM CELL ... | Questions about who has the right to be pregnant, and with whom, and which children should be allowed to be born are fundamentally political and normative. However, when fertilization involves reproductive tech nologies these normative questions are often translated into questions of quality whereby they come to appear technical. This becomes clear in thework to ensure “good sperm quality”. Sperm quality is measured both…
We are here, we are queer and we are so used to it
Hvad er det der ‘kvæær’ egentlig? Dette spørgsmål synes altid at klistre til tekster og praksisser med queer som udgangspunkt, og dets svar bliver ofte tøvende, hængende i luften – ambivalent, utydeligt og afhængig af kontekst. For den som stiller spørgsmålet, bliver svaret næsten aldrig så konkret som hen håbede på. Og for den som forventes at svare, bliver diffuse henvisninger til kombinationer af poststrukturalistiske forståelsesram mer, kriti…
Beyond motivation: On what it means to be a sperm donor in Denmark
This paper, analyzing interviews with men that donate their semen in Denmark, explores what it means to be a sperm donor. Breaking with the assumption that men have a specific and clearly identifiable motivation to become sperm donors, this paper leaves the confinement of such an accountable actor model implied in asking for men's motivations to donate semen. Instead, the author describes the experiences of sperm donors to show how the moral, org…
Dette nummers samlede anmeldelser
I dette nummer anmeldes følgende: "Moderne litteraturteori 10: Feminisme" (Lilian Munk Rösing og Tania Ørum (red.)), "Lesbianism in Swedish Literature. An Ambiguous Affair" (Jenny Björklund), "Har videnskaben køn? Kvinder i forskning" (Bente Rosenbeck), "Extractions: An Ethnography of Reproductive Tourism" (Michael Rachel Nahman), "Norsk likestillingshistorie 1814-2013" (Hilde Danielsen, Eirinn Larsen, Ingeborg W. Owesen)
Living Kinship Trouble: Danish Sperm Donors' Narratives of Relatedness
Danish sperm donors face a particular kind of kinship trouble: they find themselves in a cultural and organizational context that offers different and contrary ways of how to make connections to donor-conceived individuals meaningful. Whereas Danish sperm banks and Danish law want sperm donors to regard these connections as contractual issues, the dominant kinship narrative in Denmark asks sperm donors to also consider them as family and kinship …
Transforming social contracts: The social and cultural history of IVF in Denmark
Kønsetnografi - én mulig historie om at udforske køn og etnografi
The Social Meaning of Children and Fertility Change in Europe
Containing Sperm-Managing Legitimacy: Lust, Disgust, and Hybridity at Danish Sperm Banks
The governance of assisted reproduction in Denmark through legislation regards semen as a reproductive substance and thus restricts donor semen's reproductive potential by setting terms for its use. What is not addressed in legislation is semen's status as an ambiguous male bodily fluid that also carries other meanings. Making semen into a governable and exchangeable substance happens instead on the practice level. Based on qualitative interviews…
Mellemrum tre - køn, etnografi og antropologi
Mellemrum et – køn, etnografi og sociologi
Herstory - Female Veterans of Denmark
Essay about the association Female Vetarans
Gender, War, and the Military - On the Complexities, Conceptualizations, and Lived Realities of Militarized Sociality
Does Khaki Become You? The Militarisation of Women's Lives. As Enloe (1983) argues, the military is central to the social order more generally and for the perpetuation of patriarchy in Western democracies, which makes the study of the military the task of any feminist. In her argument, the continuous extension of the military and its values into all areas of everyday life, something that Enloe (1993) and other feminists identify as militarization…
Køn og akademia
Temaredaktionens indledning til 'Køn & Akademia'-temanummeret
The biopolitics of masculinity (studies)
What are the biopolitics of masculinity? How do masculinity studies contribute to the proliferation of neoliberal and biopolitical governance? While one might assume that these questions are of imp
Medicalization and Masculinities
presents original interdisciplinary research concerning feminist theory, gender, power, and inequality, both globally and locally promotes theoretical and methodological debates within gender research
Performative Effects of Diagnosis: Thinking gender and sexuality through diagnostic politics
In this article, I suggest the performative effects of diagnosis as an analytical tool to explore the transformations in people’s intimate lives that being diagnosed brings with it. As an analytical term, I understand the performative effects of diagnosis to describe trajectories in people’s intimate lives that emerge in the interplay between a person’s intimate sense of self, that is, their gendered and sexualed self-perceptions, and the logics …
What does it take to look like a woman
Men, masculinities, and reproduction - conceptual reflections and empirical explorations
What defines the relationship between men, masculinities, and reproduction? While certainly not an easy question to answer, many people are nonetheless likely to have an intuitive reaction to it: m
The Ethnography of Things Military - Empathy and Critique in Military Anthropology
Reflecting on the troubled relationship between anthropology and the military, we do so by discussing the underlying epistemological, methodological, and moral claims of the distinction between an anthropology of and an anthropology for the military. Through the term ethnography of things military, we propose to reposition military anthropology as intense engagements with militarisation through empathic immersion in things military. We develop th…
Discussing Empathy and Critique in the Ethnography of Things Military: A Conversation
Whenever we discuss fieldwork experiences with fellow anthropologists working on 'things military', concerns over ethics, politics, and critique pop up as a matter of course.Though important in any field, these matters seem particularly conspicous and insistent in the military field.Meanwhile, anthropology of the military is garnering increasing attention in response to a changing global security landscape.This motivated us to organize this speci…
The politics of Danish IVF: Reproducing the nation by making parents through selective reproductive technologies
Sociology (14 works) · Psychology (13 works) · Political science (11 works) · Law (10 works) · Gender Studies (8 works) · Historical Studies on Reproduction, Gender, Health, and Societal Changes (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Reproductive Health and Technologies (7 works) · Epistemology (6 works) · Gender Studies (6 works)