Barbro Johansson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3674873 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Barbro Johansson |
| PRENOMES | Barbro |
| SOBRENOME | Johansson |
| ASSINATURA | JOHANSSON B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Gothenburg |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 36 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1996 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2018 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Including babies and toddlers
Models relating to the participation of children are often explicitly aimed at facilitating or evaluating participation in decision-making processes on local levels. However, these models often build on hierarchically ordered ‘ladders’ of children’s involvement starting with passive involvement and increasing gradually to highly active engagement. Such models become problematic when designing or evaluating participative activities for young child…
Exploring children's foodscapes
In this article, we discuss children's becoming as food consumers in the intersection of various foodscapes. We draw from a project, Children as co-researchers of foodscapes, where we have been working with children as co-researchers, using basically ethnographic methods, and as co-designers in a collaborative design effort. This article focuses on the findings from a theoretically inspired perspective, using the concept of foodscapes. These are …
Managing the Everyday Health Puzzle in Swedish Families With Children
In this article, issues of children, food, and health are discussed with the help of the concept of a "health puzzle," which is defined as the many pieces of family life that need to be put together to reach the goal of a healthy family lifestyle. The data derives from a qualitative study, where parents and children in twelve Swedish families were interviewed at three occasions. The aim was to find out how the healthy life of the family is define…
Doing adulthood in childhood research
Since age and generation first started to be problematized, the focus has been on childhood, while adulthood has attracted less attention. In this article four examples are presented of how adulthood is constructed within the specific context of childhood research. Taking the departure in Deleuzian and actor network theories, four examples are given of subjectivites that emerge in specific events, where humans as well as non-humans are active age…
Foodscapes and Children's Bodies
This article addresses children, food and body, and introduces a Deleuzian and Childhood Studies-inspired use of the concept of foodscape. The data draws on a transdisciplinary project on children as co-researchers of foodscapes. In this article we do not discuss the method or the children's research results, which we have done elsewhere. Instead, our aim is to present a theoretically inspired analysis of our own fieldwork observations during thi…
Anmälningar och notiser
Recensioner av: Nick Lee: Childhood and Society: Growing Up in the Age of Uncertainty. Buckingham, Philadelphia: Open University Press, 2001 & Nick Lee & Rolland Munro (eds.): The Consumption of Mass. Oxford: Blackwell Publishers, 2001 Gottdiener, Mark (ed.): New Forms of Consumption; Consumers, Culture and Commodification. Oxford: Rowman & Littlefield Publisher, 2000. Merryn Hutchings, Márta Fülöp och Anne-Marie Van den dries: Young People's Und…
The Commercialization of Childhood
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Virtuella lekkamrater
Do computer games constitute something new in the world of children? Yes, there are certain elements in computer games, both as phenomenon and in their contents, that make them unique to our times and that interact with tendencies in the rest of our culture. In the computer games, children play with today's increased possibilities for choice, possibilities that also can be experienced as compulsion. Further, the games leave room for involvement a…
Doing adulthood in childhood research
Since age and generation first started to be problematized, the focus has been on childhood, while adulthood has attracted less attention. In this article four examples are presented of how adulthood is constructed within the specific context of childhood research. Taking the departure in Deleuzian and actor network theories, four examples are given of subjectivites that emerge in specific events, where humans as well as non-humans are active age…
Exploring children's foodscapes
In this article, we discuss children's becoming as food consumers in the intersection of various foodscapes. We draw from a project, Children as co-researchers of foodscapes, where we have been working with children as co-researchers, using basically ethnographic methods, and as co-designers in a collaborative design effort. This article focuses on the findings from a theoretically inspired perspective, using the concept of foodscapes. These are …
Foodscapes and Children's Bodies
This article addresses children, food and body, and introduces a Deleuzian and Childhood Studies-inspired use of the concept of foodscape. The data draws on a transdisciplinary project on children as co-researchers of foodscapes. In this article we do not discuss the method or the children's research results, which we have done elsewhere. Instead, our aim is to present a theoretically inspired analysis of our own fieldwork observations during thi…
Managing the Everyday Health Puzzle in Swedish Families With Children
In this article, issues of children, food, and health are discussed with the help of the concept of a "health puzzle," which is defined as the many pieces of family life that need to be put together to reach the goal of a healthy family lifestyle. The data derives from a qualitative study, where parents and children in twelve Swedish families were interviewed at three occasions. The aim was to find out how the healthy life of the family is define…
Including babies and toddlers
Models relating to the participation of children are often explicitly aimed at facilitating or evaluating participation in decision-making processes on local levels. However, these models often build on hierarchically ordered ‘ladders’ of children’s involvement starting with passive involvement and increasing gradually to highly active engagement. Such models become problematic when designing or evaluating participative activities for young child…
Virtuella lekkamrater
Do computer games constitute something new in the world of children? Yes, there are certain elements in computer games, both as phenomenon and in their contents, that make them unique to our times and that interact with tendencies in the rest of our culture. In the computer games, children play with today's increased possibilities for choice, possibilities that also can be experienced as compulsion. Further, the games leave room for involvement a…
The Commercialization of Childhood
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Anmälningar och notiser
Recensioner av: Nick Lee: Childhood and Society: Growing Up in the Age of Uncertainty. Buckingham, Philadelphia: Open University Press, 2001 & Nick Lee & Rolland Munro (eds.): The Consumption of Mass. Oxford: Blackwell Publishers, 2001 Gottdiener, Mark (ed.): New Forms of Consumption; Consumers, Culture and Commodification. Oxford: Rowman & Littlefield Publisher, 2000. Merryn Hutchings, Márta Fülöp och Anne-Marie Van den dries: Young People's Und…
Foodscapes and Children's Bodies
This article addresses children, food and body, and introduces a Deleuzian and Childhood Studies-inspired use of the concept of foodscape. The data draws on a transdisciplinary project on children as co-researchers of foodscapes. In this article we do not discuss the method or the children's research results, which we have done elsewhere. Instead, our aim is to present a theoretically inspired analysis of our own fieldwork observations during thi…
Managing the Everyday Health Puzzle in Swedish Families With Children
In this article, issues of children, food, and health are discussed with the help of the concept of a "health puzzle," which is defined as the many pieces of family life that need to be put together to reach the goal of a healthy family lifestyle. The data derives from a qualitative study, where parents and children in twelve Swedish families were interviewed at three occasions. The aim was to find out how the healthy life of the family is define…
Doing adulthood in childhood research
Since age and generation first started to be problematized, the focus has been on childhood, while adulthood has attracted less attention. In this article four examples are presented of how adulthood is constructed within the specific context of childhood research. Taking the departure in Deleuzian and actor network theories, four examples are given of subjectivites that emerge in specific events, where humans as well as non-humans are active age…
Exploring children's foodscapes
In this article, we discuss children's becoming as food consumers in the intersection of various foodscapes. We draw from a project, Children as co-researchers of foodscapes, where we have been working with children as co-researchers, using basically ethnographic methods, and as co-designers in a collaborative design effort. This article focuses on the findings from a theoretically inspired perspective, using the concept of foodscapes. These are …
Including babies and toddlers
Models relating to the participation of children are often explicitly aimed at facilitating or evaluating participation in decision-making processes on local levels. However, these models often build on hierarchically ordered ‘ladders’ of children’s involvement starting with passive involvement and increasing gradually to highly active engagement. Such models become problematic when designing or evaluating participative activities for young child…
Psychology (6 obras) · Children's Rights and Participation (5 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Developmental psychology (3 obras) · Epistemology (3 obras) · Child Development and Digital Technology (2 obras) · Computer Science (2 obras) · Early Childhood Education and Development (2 obras) · History (2 obras) · Political science (2 obras)