Laura Bang Lindegaard
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3080302 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Laura Bang Lindegaard |
| PRENOMES | Laura Bang |
| SOBRENOME | Lindegaard |
| ASSINATURA | LINDEGAARD L B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Aalborg University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1563-7077 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Keep distance
The paper explores how the action-directing speech act hold afstand (keep distance) was used to conduct passenger conduct in Denmark during the COVID19 pandemic. Combining insights from studies of governmentality with speech act theory and ethnomethodology, the paper scrutinises how the speech act was utilised as a technology of government in risk communication. In this, the paper draws on a tran-situational data corpus that consists of passenger…
Anti-coronas and germophobic neurotics
From each their perspective, Freudendal-Pedersen (2009) and Lindegaard (2012) have both argued that the current system of automobility is co-constituted by different forms of discursive legitimation work. For instance, Freudendal-Pedersen (2009) observes that people utilise “structural stories” to rationalise and justify their everyday mobilities practices. During the COVID19 pandemic, passenger numbers in public transport have dropped dramatical…
Situated (im)mobilities research in the mobile risk society
This paper investigates the in-situ accomplishment of travelling together during the turbulent times of a global pandemic. It expands the literature on the Mobile Risk Society to enquire into the dispersed, situated management of risk of contagion in public transport. Particularly, it suggests combining the grand theory and epochal account for risk assumed by Beck with a Foucauldian governmentality-perspective that understands risk management as …
In the name of democracy
Both scholars and practitioners are frustrated by the complexity of United Nations Security Council reform. Most research on the reform process is situated within international relations, and almost no attention is granted to the discursive dimensions of the reform. This article approaches democracy promotion as a governmental rationality within the United Nations, and it traces how this governmentality is co-constituted and negotiated discursive…
Studies of Discourse and Governmentality
This volume brings together analyses of governmentality from different angles in order to explore the multiple forms, practices, modes, programmes and rationalities of the 'conduct of conduct' today. Following the publication of Foucault's annual lecture series at the College de France, scholars have attempted to critically rethink Foucault's ideas. This is the first volume that attempts to revisit and expand studies of governmentality by connect…
New perspectives on discourse and governmentality
In this comprehensive overview we familiarise readers with Michel Foucault’s publications that are relevant both to discourse studies and to studies of governmentality. We review the narrow impact that Foucault’s ideas have had on discourse studies and summarise the scant literature on discourse and governmentality across different disciplines. We elucidate the new scholarly understandings of Foucault’s later work, as well as engage with the deba…
Studies of governmentality
Congestion
The book investigates the negotiation of governmental rationalities of car-dependent life in the face of climate change. It appears that current forms of governing are bound up with a specific utilisation of the freedom of the governed. Accordingly, the book demonstrates how the governing of automobility unfolds as people account for and, hence, conduct their transportation practices. In this way, it unravels how villagers in a small Danish villa…
Doing focus group research
Scholars of ethnomethodologically informed discourse studies are often sceptical of the use of interview data such as focus group data. Some scholars quite simply reject interview data with reference to a general preference for so-called naturally occurring data. Other scholars acknowledge that interview data can be of some use if the distinction between natural and contrived data is given up and replaced with a distinction between interview data…
Situated (im)mobilities research in the mobile risk society
This paper investigates the in-situ accomplishment of travelling together during the turbulent times of a global pandemic. It expands the literature on the Mobile Risk Society to enquire into the dispersed, situated management of risk of contagion in public transport. Particularly, it suggests combining the grand theory and epochal account for risk assumed by Beck with a Foucauldian governmentality-perspective that understands risk management as …
Doing focus group research
Scholars of ethnomethodologically informed discourse studies are often sceptical of the use of interview data such as focus group data. Some scholars quite simply reject interview data with reference to a general preference for so-called naturally occurring data. Other scholars acknowledge that interview data can be of some use if the distinction between natural and contrived data is given up and replaced with a distinction between interview data…
Keep distance
The paper explores how the action-directing speech act hold afstand (keep distance) was used to conduct passenger conduct in Denmark during the COVID19 pandemic. Combining insights from studies of governmentality with speech act theory and ethnomethodology, the paper scrutinises how the speech act was utilised as a technology of government in risk communication. In this, the paper draws on a tran-situational data corpus that consists of passenger…
Anti-coronas and germophobic neurotics
From each their perspective, Freudendal-Pedersen (2009) and Lindegaard (2012) have both argued that the current system of automobility is co-constituted by different forms of discursive legitimation work. For instance, Freudendal-Pedersen (2009) observes that people utilise “structural stories” to rationalise and justify their everyday mobilities practices. During the COVID19 pandemic, passenger numbers in public transport have dropped dramatical…
In the name of democracy
Both scholars and practitioners are frustrated by the complexity of United Nations Security Council reform. Most research on the reform process is situated within international relations, and almost no attention is granted to the discursive dimensions of the reform. This article approaches democracy promotion as a governmental rationality within the United Nations, and it traces how this governmentality is co-constituted and negotiated discursive…
Doing focus group research
Scholars of ethnomethodologically informed discourse studies are often sceptical of the use of interview data such as focus group data. Some scholars quite simply reject interview data with reference to a general preference for so-called naturally occurring data. Other scholars acknowledge that interview data can be of some use if the distinction between natural and contrived data is given up and replaced with a distinction between interview data…
Congestion
The book investigates the negotiation of governmental rationalities of car-dependent life in the face of climate change. It appears that current forms of governing are bound up with a specific utilisation of the freedom of the governed. Accordingly, the book demonstrates how the governing of automobility unfolds as people account for and, hence, conduct their transportation practices. In this way, it unravels how villagers in a small Danish villa…
Studies of Discourse and Governmentality
This volume brings together analyses of governmentality from different angles in order to explore the multiple forms, practices, modes, programmes and rationalities of the 'conduct of conduct' today. Following the publication of Foucault's annual lecture series at the College de France, scholars have attempted to critically rethink Foucault's ideas. This is the first volume that attempts to revisit and expand studies of governmentality by connect…
New perspectives on discourse and governmentality
In this comprehensive overview we familiarise readers with Michel Foucault’s publications that are relevant both to discourse studies and to studies of governmentality. We review the narrow impact that Foucault’s ideas have had on discourse studies and summarise the scant literature on discourse and governmentality across different disciplines. We elucidate the new scholarly understandings of Foucault’s later work, as well as engage with the deba…
Studies of governmentality
In the name of democracy
Both scholars and practitioners are frustrated by the complexity of United Nations Security Council reform. Most research on the reform process is situated within international relations, and almost no attention is granted to the discursive dimensions of the reform. This article approaches democracy promotion as a governmental rationality within the United Nations, and it traces how this governmentality is co-constituted and negotiated discursive…
Situated (im)mobilities research in the mobile risk society
This paper investigates the in-situ accomplishment of travelling together during the turbulent times of a global pandemic. It expands the literature on the Mobile Risk Society to enquire into the dispersed, situated management of risk of contagion in public transport. Particularly, it suggests combining the grand theory and epochal account for risk assumed by Beck with a Foucauldian governmentality-perspective that understands risk management as …
Keep distance
The paper explores how the action-directing speech act hold afstand (keep distance) was used to conduct passenger conduct in Denmark during the COVID19 pandemic. Combining insights from studies of governmentality with speech act theory and ethnomethodology, the paper scrutinises how the speech act was utilised as a technology of government in risk communication. In this, the paper draws on a tran-situational data corpus that consists of passenger…
Anti-coronas and germophobic neurotics
From each their perspective, Freudendal-Pedersen (2009) and Lindegaard (2012) have both argued that the current system of automobility is co-constituted by different forms of discursive legitimation work. For instance, Freudendal-Pedersen (2009) observes that people utilise “structural stories” to rationalise and justify their everyday mobilities practices. During the COVID19 pandemic, passenger numbers in public transport have dropped dramatical…
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