Katharina Krause
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3688055 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Katharina Krause |
| PRENOMES | Katharina |
| SOBRENOME | Krause |
| ASSINATURA | KRAUSE K |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Tübingen |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3572-0721 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2011 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
A Matter of Morals
Entanglements of Care and Contagion
Care and security are intimately entangled. The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the crucial yet utterly neglected role of care for societies to function. The threat of contagion connecting different bodies, very vividly, and in fact biologically, emphasized the relationality of human beings. Albeit transcending a purely biological account of connectivity, this relational understanding sits at the center of an ethics of care. Yet, this relationality…
From Objects of Expertise to Objects of Experience
The emerging field of Object-IR focusses on de-blackboxing objects of governance and expertise as manufactured political concerns for international politics, assembled by science, politics, and experts. This article offers a critical intervention into such scholarship. We argue for paying close attention to the irritating and at times contradictory surfaces of political objects. This is because it is precisely this surface that is experienced by …
Embodiment and protection
Our piece starts with the observation that protection plays a specific role in the so-called health-security nexus. This is so because protection, in the context of infectious diseases, has a very bodily connotation. Most recently, the COVID-19 pandemic ‘brought our own bodies back to us’ (Purnell 2021, 3) by making us aware of the invisible threats potentially residing within the bodies of others and the threat this might ultimately pose to our …
Sorgen in der Pandemie – eine Ethics of Care-Perspektive auf Gesundheitssicherheit
In der Pandemie hat die (Un-)Sichtbarkeit und Fragilität von Fürsorgearbeit erneut sowohl an Relevanz als auch an Prekarität gewonnen. Zugleich macht die Pandemie lokale und globale Vulnerabilitäten sichtbar(er). Dies erfordert eine Perspektive auf Gesundheitssicherheit, die sowohl marginalisierte und hierarchisierte Sorge-Strukturen greifbar macht als auch die Wandelbarkeit der Bedarfe von Personen im Krisenkontext erfassen kann. Aus diesem Grun…
Thy Kingdom Come? Visualizing (Post)Colonial Futures in the German Southwest
The future of colonial pasts still haunts Christian imagination and theology. This is especially true in the field of eschatology, which is dedicated to Christian ways of conceiving the future. This article examines the manifold entanglements that collude in the fabrication of Christian imaginaries of time, future, and global community within (post)colonial conditions. At the center of the article resides the case study of a lithograph distribute…
People Living with Dementia Celebrating Christian Worship
Based on ethnographic research on worship with people living with dementia, this contribution raises the issue of agency in pastoral practice as well as in its empirical investigation. Both empirical research and professional literature on worship tend to position people living with dementia as vulnerable, frail and in need of protection and care, thereby fostering an image of passive fragility. Research experience however tells a different story…
Disentangling the Protection Suit
The protection suit is the icon of infectious disease outbreaks. I argue that the protection suit has performative power not only by shaping the daily tasks of health workers and their interaction with patients, but also as a visual artefact and as a two-dimensional image determining how health crises and their security implications are understood and dealt with. The article proceeds in three steps: it firstly highlights the current absence of vi…
Bekehrungsfrömmigkeit
Welche Praktiken, Gefühle und Selbstkonzepte verbinden sich mit dem Anspruch, bekehrt zu sein? Katharina Krause legt ein Beschreibungsmodell zur Erschließung bekehrungsfrommer Deutungs-, Emotions- und Körperkulturen vor. Dabei verfolgt sie nach, wie sich bekehrungsfromme Sinnstiftungen zu Weltsichten und Lebensformen aufschichten, und diskutiert unterschiedliche Möglichkeiten ihrer Verstetigung und Gefährdung. Das dabei entwickelte Analyseinstrum…
Neue Modelle Im Alten Europa
Disentangling the Protection Suit
The protection suit is the icon of infectious disease outbreaks. I argue that the protection suit has performative power not only by shaping the daily tasks of health workers and their interaction with patients, but also as a visual artefact and as a two-dimensional image determining how health crises and their security implications are understood and dealt with. The article proceeds in three steps: it firstly highlights the current absence of vi…
Neue Modelle Im Alten Europa
Bekehrungsfrömmigkeit
Welche Praktiken, Gefühle und Selbstkonzepte verbinden sich mit dem Anspruch, bekehrt zu sein? Katharina Krause legt ein Beschreibungsmodell zur Erschließung bekehrungsfrommer Deutungs-, Emotions- und Körperkulturen vor. Dabei verfolgt sie nach, wie sich bekehrungsfromme Sinnstiftungen zu Weltsichten und Lebensformen aufschichten, und diskutiert unterschiedliche Möglichkeiten ihrer Verstetigung und Gefährdung. Das dabei entwickelte Analyseinstrum…
Disentangling the Protection Suit
The protection suit is the icon of infectious disease outbreaks. I argue that the protection suit has performative power not only by shaping the daily tasks of health workers and their interaction with patients, but also as a visual artefact and as a two-dimensional image determining how health crises and their security implications are understood and dealt with. The article proceeds in three steps: it firstly highlights the current absence of vi…
People Living with Dementia Celebrating Christian Worship
Based on ethnographic research on worship with people living with dementia, this contribution raises the issue of agency in pastoral practice as well as in its empirical investigation. Both empirical research and professional literature on worship tend to position people living with dementia as vulnerable, frail and in need of protection and care, thereby fostering an image of passive fragility. Research experience however tells a different story…
Sorgen in der Pandemie – eine Ethics of Care-Perspektive auf Gesundheitssicherheit
In der Pandemie hat die (Un-)Sichtbarkeit und Fragilität von Fürsorgearbeit erneut sowohl an Relevanz als auch an Prekarität gewonnen. Zugleich macht die Pandemie lokale und globale Vulnerabilitäten sichtbar(er). Dies erfordert eine Perspektive auf Gesundheitssicherheit, die sowohl marginalisierte und hierarchisierte Sorge-Strukturen greifbar macht als auch die Wandelbarkeit der Bedarfe von Personen im Krisenkontext erfassen kann. Aus diesem Grun…
Thy Kingdom Come? Visualizing (Post)Colonial Futures in the German Southwest
The future of colonial pasts still haunts Christian imagination and theology. This is especially true in the field of eschatology, which is dedicated to Christian ways of conceiving the future. This article examines the manifold entanglements that collude in the fabrication of Christian imaginaries of time, future, and global community within (post)colonial conditions. At the center of the article resides the case study of a lithograph distribute…
A Matter of Morals
Entanglements of Care and Contagion
Care and security are intimately entangled. The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the crucial yet utterly neglected role of care for societies to function. The threat of contagion connecting different bodies, very vividly, and in fact biologically, emphasized the relationality of human beings. Albeit transcending a purely biological account of connectivity, this relational understanding sits at the center of an ethics of care. Yet, this relationality…
From Objects of Expertise to Objects of Experience
The emerging field of Object-IR focusses on de-blackboxing objects of governance and expertise as manufactured political concerns for international politics, assembled by science, politics, and experts. This article offers a critical intervention into such scholarship. We argue for paying close attention to the irritating and at times contradictory surfaces of political objects. This is because it is precisely this surface that is experienced by …
Embodiment and protection
Our piece starts with the observation that protection plays a specific role in the so-called health-security nexus. This is so because protection, in the context of infectious diseases, has a very bodily connotation. Most recently, the COVID-19 pandemic ‘brought our own bodies back to us’ (Purnell 2021, 3) by making us aware of the invisible threats potentially residing within the bodies of others and the threat this might ultimately pose to our …
Global Security and Public Health (4 obras) · Political science (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras) · Anthropology (2 obras) · Computer Science (2 obras) · Computer security (2 obras) · Gender, Security, and Conflict (2 obras) · History (2 obras) · Medicine (2 obras) · Philosophy (2 obras)