E Van Roekel
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 39080 |
|---|---|
| NOME | E Van Roekel |
| PRENOMES | E |
| SOBRENOME | Van Roekel |
| ASSINATURA | VAN ROEKEL E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5180-666X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 33 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2013 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Momentary emotion differentiation and emotional clarity predict emotion regulation strategy use in adolescents
2.27; 55.3% girl) repeatedly completed surveys (5×/day, 4 weeks) about their emotions, perceived emotional clarity, and their use of six ER strategies in daily life: acceptance, distraction, expressive suppression, thought suppression, forgetting and rumination. Emotion ratings were used to calculate momentary emotion differentiation, and the ER strategies were used to calculate momentary ER strategy differentiation. Results showed that both emot…
Beyond the footnote
“I SUPPOSE you'll manage.” Chubby Sr. García, the regional military liaison with far too much dust in his cuffs, broke into a smile that marked him a persistent optimist. Still, his eyes hung a beat too long on the groaning pickup piled with plastic drums of contraband diesel, sacks of powdered milk and rice rebagged for trade, and his two hired hands—already called “the boys” without irony—set to guide us through mule tracks and mining trails to…
Empathy and dialogue
Imagine the moment you first encounter a piece of creative ethnography—a poem, a performance, an image—that speaks to the heart of human experience in ways that traditional academic texts rarely do. It moves you, challenges you, perhaps unsettles you. But what happens next? Do you simply appreciate the work and walk away, or is there something deeper at stake in this encounter? What if, instead, we view this moment as an invitation—a call to enga…
Poor miners and empty e-wallets
This article examines how cryptocurrencies are increasingly entangled with crises in Latin American political discourse and everyday economic life. In an effort of interdisciplinary integration, combining human geography with political economy and cultural anthropology, we critically assess the linkages between cryptocurrency, economic crisis and forms of political and economic precarity and exploitation. Drawing on experiences in Latin America, …
Annual Index, Volume C (2023) Revised and Updated
Blue Morpho
In what why can fiction help us craft and share ethnographic work when life is in flux and the people with whom we live with also have a hard time making "rational" sense of what is happening to them? This ethnographic fiction about love, quandary, and rebirth is set against the deep crisis in Venezuela-money has become worthless, families are shattered, mutual trust has evaporated, jobs and food are scarce, and everyone is trying to make a livin…
Deep ethnography
Studying atrocities poses many challenges for ethnographers, not least of which is how to represent violent experiences, which often exceed articulation. The atrocities perpetrated during the military dictatorship in Argentina are no exception. Yet, during my fieldwork in Buenos Aires, I found that the violence forcefully surfaced in many ethnographic encounters, as a result of my having accidentally absorbed my interlocutors' psychoanalytic reas…
Argentinian peacekeepers and moral becoming in Cyprus
The chronic absence of combat is central to deployment experience for Argentinian Army personnel, and serves as a lens to explore ethical life from a military perspective, not as a fixed set of military virtues, yet as an evolving moral project grounded in everyday ambiguities around humanitarian militarism. Combining a historical analysis of state repression and institutional reform with ethnographic fieldwork with Argentinian members of the Uni…
Economías inflamables en tiempos de Covid-19
La reventa de gasolina brasilera en la frontera Venezuela-Brasil es un acontecimiento emergente que facilita el entendimiento sociopolítico nuevo de las estrategias de sobrevivencia locales más allá de la resiliencia social e informalidad en tiempos de crisis. Esta actividad económica pertenece a un modo altamente cambiante de vivir que se da en estos espacios transfronterizos en donde el oro es el principal eslabón de una cadena comercial que en…
Struggling Along in Nigeria
In this article, we analyze the multiple ways of moral beingwithdepression in urban Nigeria, including those of the ethnographer. This approach fits recent theorizing in moral anthropology and mental health that aims at uncovering how mental illness and ethical being come into being in between patients and meaningful others. We argue that the Nigerian experience of depression does not follow the Heideggerian model of moral breakdown and ethical p…
A reply to Luis Angosto‐Ferrández
On the Dangers of Empathy with the Military in Argentina
Empathy is an intersubjective process that transpires during ethnographic fieldwork. This article deals with the ethics of empathy during fieldwork with Argentinian military officers indicted for crimes against humanity. Failed attempts of empathy were not the consequences of the ethnographer's inner shortcomings to bridge existential differences between self and other(s) or proffered resistance on behalf of the military officers but essentially …
Hunger in the land of plenty
Oil-rich Venezuela is being hit by the largest crisis in living memory. Now, more than 4.8 million Venezuelans have fled the country in search of food and safety. News about migration and humanitarian aid dominate. Yet, many Venezuelans stay and seek alternative strategies to cope with scarcity and insecurity. Ad hoc solutions mainly depend on alternative economies in the borderlands that do not always fit within frameworks of human rights and ru…
Unbecoming Veteranship
In post-authoritarian Argentina, veterans who participated in the brutal counterinsurgency of the last dictatorship (1976–1983) inhabit an extremely inconsistent citizenship, alternatively violating and respecting legal rights and entitlements. This article looks at how alternating transitional justice practices and the ever-changing moral discourses about warfare and accountability create highly unstable access to rights, resources, and entitlem…
Traumatic Home
The renewed anthropological debate on morality has invoked the idea that local moralities can be analyzed through the phenomenological arrangement of moral breakdown, which is followed by a liminal period of performing ethics that reinstates the unreflective moral disposition (i.e., home) of everyday life. The ethnographic example of the heterogeneous group of Argentinian victims of the last military dictatorship (1976-83) illustrates how ongoing…
Accessing Emotions Through Humour in the Contemporary Argentinian Transitional Justice Trajectory
This article is based upon qualitative fieldwork on the current human rights trials regarding crimes committed during the last dictatorship (1976-1983) in Argentina in and around Federal Courts in Argentina with focus on emotions. It analyses emotional experiences from a phenomenological perspective. Researching collective violence in a context of law involves many behavioural constraints due to judicial rules; additionally memories of the violen…
Hunger in the land of plenty
Oil-rich Venezuela is being hit by the largest crisis in living memory. Now, more than 4.8 million Venezuelans have fled the country in search of food and safety. News about migration and humanitarian aid dominate. Yet, many Venezuelans stay and seek alternative strategies to cope with scarcity and insecurity. Ad hoc solutions mainly depend on alternative economies in the borderlands that do not always fit within frameworks of human rights and ru…
Traumatic Home
The renewed anthropological debate on morality has invoked the idea that local moralities can be analyzed through the phenomenological arrangement of moral breakdown, which is followed by a liminal period of performing ethics that reinstates the unreflective moral disposition (i.e., home) of everyday life. The ethnographic example of the heterogeneous group of Argentinian victims of the last military dictatorship (1976-83) illustrates how ongoing…
Poor miners and empty e-wallets
This article examines how cryptocurrencies are increasingly entangled with crises in Latin American political discourse and everyday economic life. In an effort of interdisciplinary integration, combining human geography with political economy and cultural anthropology, we critically assess the linkages between cryptocurrency, economic crisis and forms of political and economic precarity and exploitation. Drawing on experiences in Latin America, …
Argentinian peacekeepers and moral becoming in Cyprus
The chronic absence of combat is central to deployment experience for Argentinian Army personnel, and serves as a lens to explore ethical life from a military perspective, not as a fixed set of military virtues, yet as an evolving moral project grounded in everyday ambiguities around humanitarian militarism. Combining a historical analysis of state repression and institutional reform with ethnographic fieldwork with Argentinian members of the Uni…
Struggling Along in Nigeria
In this article, we analyze the multiple ways of moral beingwithdepression in urban Nigeria, including those of the ethnographer. This approach fits recent theorizing in moral anthropology and mental health that aims at uncovering how mental illness and ethical being come into being in between patients and meaningful others. We argue that the Nigerian experience of depression does not follow the Heideggerian model of moral breakdown and ethical p…
On the Dangers of Empathy with the Military in Argentina
Empathy is an intersubjective process that transpires during ethnographic fieldwork. This article deals with the ethics of empathy during fieldwork with Argentinian military officers indicted for crimes against humanity. Failed attempts of empathy were not the consequences of the ethnographer's inner shortcomings to bridge existential differences between self and other(s) or proffered resistance on behalf of the military officers but essentially …
Beyond the footnote
“I SUPPOSE you'll manage.” Chubby Sr. García, the regional military liaison with far too much dust in his cuffs, broke into a smile that marked him a persistent optimist. Still, his eyes hung a beat too long on the groaning pickup piled with plastic drums of contraband diesel, sacks of powdered milk and rice rebagged for trade, and his two hired hands—already called “the boys” without irony—set to guide us through mule tracks and mining trails to…
Deep ethnography
Studying atrocities poses many challenges for ethnographers, not least of which is how to represent violent experiences, which often exceed articulation. The atrocities perpetrated during the military dictatorship in Argentina are no exception. Yet, during my fieldwork in Buenos Aires, I found that the violence forcefully surfaced in many ethnographic encounters, as a result of my having accidentally absorbed my interlocutors' psychoanalytic reas…
Economías inflamables en tiempos de Covid-19
La reventa de gasolina brasilera en la frontera Venezuela-Brasil es un acontecimiento emergente que facilita el entendimiento sociopolítico nuevo de las estrategias de sobrevivencia locales más allá de la resiliencia social e informalidad en tiempos de crisis. Esta actividad económica pertenece a un modo altamente cambiante de vivir que se da en estos espacios transfronterizos en donde el oro es el principal eslabón de una cadena comercial que en…
Accessing Emotions Through Humour in the Contemporary Argentinian Transitional Justice Trajectory
This article is based upon qualitative fieldwork on the current human rights trials regarding crimes committed during the last dictatorship (1976-1983) in Argentina in and around Federal Courts in Argentina with focus on emotions. It analyses emotional experiences from a phenomenological perspective. Researching collective violence in a context of law involves many behavioural constraints due to judicial rules; additionally memories of the violen…
Traumatic Home
The renewed anthropological debate on morality has invoked the idea that local moralities can be analyzed through the phenomenological arrangement of moral breakdown, which is followed by a liminal period of performing ethics that reinstates the unreflective moral disposition (i.e., home) of everyday life. The ethnographic example of the heterogeneous group of Argentinian victims of the last military dictatorship (1976-83) illustrates how ongoing…
Unbecoming Veteranship
In post-authoritarian Argentina, veterans who participated in the brutal counterinsurgency of the last dictatorship (1976–1983) inhabit an extremely inconsistent citizenship, alternatively violating and respecting legal rights and entitlements. This article looks at how alternating transitional justice practices and the ever-changing moral discourses about warfare and accountability create highly unstable access to rights, resources, and entitlem…
Hunger in the land of plenty
Oil-rich Venezuela is being hit by the largest crisis in living memory. Now, more than 4.8 million Venezuelans have fled the country in search of food and safety. News about migration and humanitarian aid dominate. Yet, many Venezuelans stay and seek alternative strategies to cope with scarcity and insecurity. Ad hoc solutions mainly depend on alternative economies in the borderlands that do not always fit within frameworks of human rights and ru…
A reply to Luis Angosto‐Ferrández
On the Dangers of Empathy with the Military in Argentina
Empathy is an intersubjective process that transpires during ethnographic fieldwork. This article deals with the ethics of empathy during fieldwork with Argentinian military officers indicted for crimes against humanity. Failed attempts of empathy were not the consequences of the ethnographer's inner shortcomings to bridge existential differences between self and other(s) or proffered resistance on behalf of the military officers but essentially …
Argentinian peacekeepers and moral becoming in Cyprus
The chronic absence of combat is central to deployment experience for Argentinian Army personnel, and serves as a lens to explore ethical life from a military perspective, not as a fixed set of military virtues, yet as an evolving moral project grounded in everyday ambiguities around humanitarian militarism. Combining a historical analysis of state repression and institutional reform with ethnographic fieldwork with Argentinian members of the Uni…
Economías inflamables en tiempos de Covid-19
La reventa de gasolina brasilera en la frontera Venezuela-Brasil es un acontecimiento emergente que facilita el entendimiento sociopolítico nuevo de las estrategias de sobrevivencia locales más allá de la resiliencia social e informalidad en tiempos de crisis. Esta actividad económica pertenece a un modo altamente cambiante de vivir que se da en estos espacios transfronterizos en donde el oro es el principal eslabón de una cadena comercial que en…
Struggling Along in Nigeria
In this article, we analyze the multiple ways of moral beingwithdepression in urban Nigeria, including those of the ethnographer. This approach fits recent theorizing in moral anthropology and mental health that aims at uncovering how mental illness and ethical being come into being in between patients and meaningful others. We argue that the Nigerian experience of depression does not follow the Heideggerian model of moral breakdown and ethical p…
Poor miners and empty e-wallets
This article examines how cryptocurrencies are increasingly entangled with crises in Latin American political discourse and everyday economic life. In an effort of interdisciplinary integration, combining human geography with political economy and cultural anthropology, we critically assess the linkages between cryptocurrency, economic crisis and forms of political and economic precarity and exploitation. Drawing on experiences in Latin America, …
Annual Index, Volume C (2023) Revised and Updated
Blue Morpho
In what why can fiction help us craft and share ethnographic work when life is in flux and the people with whom we live with also have a hard time making "rational" sense of what is happening to them? This ethnographic fiction about love, quandary, and rebirth is set against the deep crisis in Venezuela-money has become worthless, families are shattered, mutual trust has evaporated, jobs and food are scarce, and everyone is trying to make a livin…
Deep ethnography
Studying atrocities poses many challenges for ethnographers, not least of which is how to represent violent experiences, which often exceed articulation. The atrocities perpetrated during the military dictatorship in Argentina are no exception. Yet, during my fieldwork in Buenos Aires, I found that the violence forcefully surfaced in many ethnographic encounters, as a result of my having accidentally absorbed my interlocutors' psychoanalytic reas…
Empathy and dialogue
Imagine the moment you first encounter a piece of creative ethnography—a poem, a performance, an image—that speaks to the heart of human experience in ways that traditional academic texts rarely do. It moves you, challenges you, perhaps unsettles you. But what happens next? Do you simply appreciate the work and walk away, or is there something deeper at stake in this encounter? What if, instead, we view this moment as an invitation—a call to enga…
Beyond the footnote
“I SUPPOSE you'll manage.” Chubby Sr. García, the regional military liaison with far too much dust in his cuffs, broke into a smile that marked him a persistent optimist. Still, his eyes hung a beat too long on the groaning pickup piled with plastic drums of contraband diesel, sacks of powdered milk and rice rebagged for trade, and his two hired hands—already called “the boys” without irony—set to guide us through mule tracks and mining trails to…
Momentary emotion differentiation and emotional clarity predict emotion regulation strategy use in adolescents
2.27; 55.3% girl) repeatedly completed surveys (5×/day, 4 weeks) about their emotions, perceived emotional clarity, and their use of six ER strategies in daily life: acceptance, distraction, expressive suppression, thought suppression, forgetting and rumination. Emotion ratings were used to calculate momentary emotion differentiation, and the ER strategies were used to calculate momentary ER strategy differentiation. Results showed that both emot…
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