Hanne Overgaard Mogensen
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 587844 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Hanne Overgaard Mogensen |
| PRENOMES | Hanne Overgaard |
| SOBRENOME | Mogensen |
| ASSINATURA | MOGENSEN H O |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Copenhagen |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2569-7732 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 26 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 82 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1996 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Dads and Digital Devices
Fathers to children with type 1 diabetes increasingly engage with digital technologies that monitor and regulate their child's condition, yet the embodied and emotional dimensions of this care remain underexplored. Based on ethnographic fieldwork in Greece and Denmark, we show how diabetes technologies mediate new forms of paternal attunement, aligning care work with technological competence and culturally valued masculinities. Through routine de…
Moving ahead through confinement
Women's labour migration from Uganda to the Middle East has surged in recent decades, becoming a subject of concern and intense debate within Uganda. Women who have worked in the Middle East tell of slavery, humiliation and confinement - and they tell of relations forged in the Arab families they work for and about becoming somebody, in the eyes of people back home. They tell of cruel bosses - together with whom they work on creating 'happiness' …
It feels more natural for me to take a step back
Type 1 diabetes is one of the most common chronic conditions among children globally. While advances in treatment have improved outcomes, paediatric diabetes remains an intensive condition that demands ongoing care and vigilance from parents. Despite growing attention to family-centred care, fathers' caregiving roles remain underexplored-particularly how they are shaped by cultural, institutional, and gendered expectations. This article addresses…
Fragile storytelling
The purpose of this article is to discuss the possibilities and challenges of qualitative research for studying the lifeworlds of people living with dementia. Historically, people with dementia have been widely neglected within qualitative research, being considered too incoherent or unintelligible. Though this has been contested, methodological challenges remain. Building on fieldwork among people with Alzheimer's disease in Denmark from 2019 to…
Episodic Relatedness in Socioeconomically Disadvantaged Families Where a Parent has Multiple Diagnoses
There is a strong association between social relationships and health. In this article, we ask how a view of social relationships played out in time can help to nuance the role of patients' social networks in their healthcare-seeking behavior. We investigate this link by exploring the dynamics of relatedness in socioeconomically vulnerable young families with a multimorbid parent and their extended networks. Data were generated through repeated s…
Secrecy and Responsibility in the Era of an Epidemic
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Vietnamese Women's Struggle to Access Antiretroviral Drugs in a Context of Free Treatment
This qualitative study aims to explore how HIV positive women living in a northern province of Vietnam experience seeking antiretroviral (ARV) treatment in the public health system, and how they address obstacles encountered along the way. Despite the fact that antiretroviral drugs were freely provided, they were not always accessible for women in need. A variety of factors at the population and health system level interacted in ways that often m…
The ambivalence of stigma and the double-edged sword of HIV/Aids intervention in Burkina Faso
Antiretroviral therapy
In Vietnam, ARV access has been scaled up since 2005 in high HIV prevalence areas in order to meet increasing demands for HIV treatment. This paper aims to estimate ARV unmet need and its associated socio-demographic characteristics among HIV-positive women in Haiphong, Vietnam. A cross-sectional study using structured questionnaires and CD4 cell count was conducted with 353 HIV-positive women recruited from groups of people living with HIV/AIDS …
Tests for life chances
This article discusses the relationship between technologies, socialities and inequities based on case material from a recent study about the first generation of people living with ART - Antiretroviral Therapy - in Uganda. The authors discuss how the diagnostic technologies of HIV tests, 'CD4 counts', and weight measuring produce results and numbers that are appropriated by people living with HIV to reflect upon their lives, bodies and relationsh…
Fra Sygdomsfortolkning Til Sygdomshåndtering I Det Østlige Uganda - Og I Antropologien
Medical anthropologists have a long tradition for studying illness explanations offered by local informants as well as how these explanations influence health care seeking behaviour. In spite of anthropologists' intentions to provide a cultural critique of biomedicine, many studies within medical anthropology actually end up confirming the implicit assumptions of the biomedical paradigm through their focus on local illness explanations and health…
Rödlach, Alexander
Anthropos , Seite 643 - 644
Finding a Path through the Health Unit
Finding one's way through a health facility is not necessarily an easy task for Ugandan patients. Our understanding of how people succeed in doing so, and of the obstacles they encounter on their way, is incomplete if we focus only on the cognitive level of the clinical encounter. Much research in public health and medical anthropology implicitly works with the notion that agency is located in the mind and that cognitive understanding is a precon…
Skillingen, Broderen Og Tabletten
Complaints about fees at the government health facilities in Uganda are incessant, and so are the more general statements about lack of money and problems of poverty. These complaints, however, cannot be reduced to questions of cost and the availability of resources. We also need to look at the kinds of exchanges money is made part of. Health has long been part of the economic sphere in Uganda, and people compensate healers and practitioners of d…
The Resilience ofJuok
It all comes down tojuok' is the recurrent answer to enquiries about suffering and misfortune among the Nilotic Jop'Adhola of eastern Uganda. Understanding what it means to 'believe' injuokrequires a theoretical approach that recognises culture as a battleground between conflicting voices. This article explores the multiple and often contradictory ways to talk about, practise and believe injuokand how the notion ofjuokintersects with Christianity…
The Resilience of Juok
It all comes down to juok’ is the recurrent answer to enquiries about suffering and misfortune among the Nilotic Jop'Adhola of eastern Uganda. Understanding what it means to ‘believe’ in juok requires a theoretical approach that recognises culture as a battleground between conflicting voices. This article explores the multiple and often contradictory ways to talk about, practise and believe in juok and how the notion of juok intersects with Chris…
S. Carr, E. McAuliffe & M. MacLachlan
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Peter Bjerregaard & T. Kue Young
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False Teeth and Real Suffering
Paul Brodwin
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The narrative of Aids among the Tonga of Zambia
Sida et pollutions sexuelles chez les Tonga de Zambie
Les Tonga de Zambie associent le sida à une maladie traditionnelle, le kahungo, dont sont en général victimes les hommes qui ont des relations sexuelles avec une femme ayant avorté. Le kahungo fait partie d'un complexe de maladies traditionnelles qui trouvent leur origine dans les « pollutions sexuelles » et dans les mélanges de catégories. Le sida fait lui aussi partie de ce complexe : c'est un sang malade qui est à l'origine de la maladie, et c…
Tests for life chances
This article discusses the relationship between technologies, socialities and inequities based on case material from a recent study about the first generation of people living with ART - Antiretroviral Therapy - in Uganda. The authors discuss how the diagnostic technologies of HIV tests, 'CD4 counts', and weight measuring produce results and numbers that are appropriated by people living with HIV to reflect upon their lives, bodies and relationsh…
The narrative of Aids among the Tonga of Zambia
Finding a Path through the Health Unit
Finding one's way through a health facility is not necessarily an easy task for Ugandan patients. Our understanding of how people succeed in doing so, and of the obstacles they encounter on their way, is incomplete if we focus only on the cognitive level of the clinical encounter. Much research in public health and medical anthropology implicitly works with the notion that agency is located in the mind and that cognitive understanding is a precon…
False Teeth and Real Suffering
The Resilience ofJuok
It all comes down tojuok' is the recurrent answer to enquiries about suffering and misfortune among the Nilotic Jop'Adhola of eastern Uganda. Understanding what it means to 'believe' injuokrequires a theoretical approach that recognises culture as a battleground between conflicting voices. This article explores the multiple and often contradictory ways to talk about, practise and believe injuokand how the notion ofjuokintersects with Christianity…
The ambivalence of stigma and the double-edged sword of HIV/Aids intervention in Burkina Faso
Sida et pollutions sexuelles chez les Tonga de Zambie
Les Tonga de Zambie associent le sida à une maladie traditionnelle, le kahungo, dont sont en général victimes les hommes qui ont des relations sexuelles avec une femme ayant avorté. Le kahungo fait partie d'un complexe de maladies traditionnelles qui trouvent leur origine dans les « pollutions sexuelles » et dans les mélanges de catégories. Le sida fait lui aussi partie de ce complexe : c'est un sang malade qui est à l'origine de la maladie, et c…
Sida et pollutions sexuelles chez les Tonga de Zambie
Les Tonga de Zambie associent le sida à une maladie traditionnelle, le kahungo, dont sont en général victimes les hommes qui ont des relations sexuelles avec une femme ayant avorté. Le kahungo fait partie d'un complexe de maladies traditionnelles qui trouvent leur origine dans les « pollutions sexuelles » et dans les mélanges de catégories. Le sida fait lui aussi partie de ce complexe : c'est un sang malade qui est à l'origine de la maladie, et c…
Social Respons På Urbaniseringens Epidemier
Hanne Overgaard Mogensen: A Social Response to the Epidemics of Urbanization. AIDS Information in Southern Zambia In Southern Zambia, Tonga people associate AIDS with a locally defined disease called kahungo which is said to be caused by contact with symbolically polluted biood. Before the arrival of AIDS, kahungo was associated with TB and sexually transmitted diseases. In Africa, epidemics of TB and STDs were often related to colonization and u…
The narrative of Aids among the Tonga of Zambia
Paul Brodwin
Anmeldes af Hanne Mogensen
S. Carr, E. McAuliffe & M. MacLachlan
Anmeldes af Hanne O. Mogensen
Peter Bjerregaard & T. Kue Young
Anmeldes af Hanne O. Mogensen
False Teeth and Real Suffering
The Resilience ofJuok
It all comes down tojuok' is the recurrent answer to enquiries about suffering and misfortune among the Nilotic Jop'Adhola of eastern Uganda. Understanding what it means to 'believe' injuokrequires a theoretical approach that recognises culture as a battleground between conflicting voices. This article explores the multiple and often contradictory ways to talk about, practise and believe injuokand how the notion ofjuokintersects with Christianity…
The Resilience of Juok
It all comes down to juok’ is the recurrent answer to enquiries about suffering and misfortune among the Nilotic Jop'Adhola of eastern Uganda. Understanding what it means to ‘believe’ in juok requires a theoretical approach that recognises culture as a battleground between conflicting voices. This article explores the multiple and often contradictory ways to talk about, practise and believe in juok and how the notion of juok intersects with Chris…
Skillingen, Broderen Og Tabletten
Complaints about fees at the government health facilities in Uganda are incessant, and so are the more general statements about lack of money and problems of poverty. These complaints, however, cannot be reduced to questions of cost and the availability of resources. We also need to look at the kinds of exchanges money is made part of. Health has long been part of the economic sphere in Uganda, and people compensate healers and practitioners of d…
Finding a Path through the Health Unit
Finding one's way through a health facility is not necessarily an easy task for Ugandan patients. Our understanding of how people succeed in doing so, and of the obstacles they encounter on their way, is incomplete if we focus only on the cognitive level of the clinical encounter. Much research in public health and medical anthropology implicitly works with the notion that agency is located in the mind and that cognitive understanding is a precon…
Rödlach, Alexander
Anthropos , Seite 643 - 644
Fra Sygdomsfortolkning Til Sygdomshåndtering I Det Østlige Uganda - Og I Antropologien
Medical anthropologists have a long tradition for studying illness explanations offered by local informants as well as how these explanations influence health care seeking behaviour. In spite of anthropologists' intentions to provide a cultural critique of biomedicine, many studies within medical anthropology actually end up confirming the implicit assumptions of the biomedical paradigm through their focus on local illness explanations and health…
Tests for life chances
This article discusses the relationship between technologies, socialities and inequities based on case material from a recent study about the first generation of people living with ART - Antiretroviral Therapy - in Uganda. The authors discuss how the diagnostic technologies of HIV tests, 'CD4 counts', and weight measuring produce results and numbers that are appropriated by people living with HIV to reflect upon their lives, bodies and relationsh…
Antiretroviral therapy
In Vietnam, ARV access has been scaled up since 2005 in high HIV prevalence areas in order to meet increasing demands for HIV treatment. This paper aims to estimate ARV unmet need and its associated socio-demographic characteristics among HIV-positive women in Haiphong, Vietnam. A cross-sectional study using structured questionnaires and CD4 cell count was conducted with 353 HIV-positive women recruited from groups of people living with HIV/AIDS …
Vietnamese Women's Struggle to Access Antiretroviral Drugs in a Context of Free Treatment
This qualitative study aims to explore how HIV positive women living in a northern province of Vietnam experience seeking antiretroviral (ARV) treatment in the public health system, and how they address obstacles encountered along the way. Despite the fact that antiretroviral drugs were freely provided, they were not always accessible for women in need. A variety of factors at the population and health system level interacted in ways that often m…
The ambivalence of stigma and the double-edged sword of HIV/Aids intervention in Burkina Faso
Life
Dybere, bedre og mere komplekst
Dybere, bedre og mere komplekst
Helle Rydstrøm
Anmeldes af Hanne O. Mogensen
Secrecy and Responsibility in the Era of an Epidemic
Fragile storytelling
The purpose of this article is to discuss the possibilities and challenges of qualitative research for studying the lifeworlds of people living with dementia. Historically, people with dementia have been widely neglected within qualitative research, being considered too incoherent or unintelligible. Though this has been contested, methodological challenges remain. Building on fieldwork among people with Alzheimer's disease in Denmark from 2019 to…
Episodic Relatedness in Socioeconomically Disadvantaged Families Where a Parent has Multiple Diagnoses
There is a strong association between social relationships and health. In this article, we ask how a view of social relationships played out in time can help to nuance the role of patients' social networks in their healthcare-seeking behavior. We investigate this link by exploring the dynamics of relatedness in socioeconomically vulnerable young families with a multimorbid parent and their extended networks. Data were generated through repeated s…
Moving ahead through confinement
Women's labour migration from Uganda to the Middle East has surged in recent decades, becoming a subject of concern and intense debate within Uganda. Women who have worked in the Middle East tell of slavery, humiliation and confinement - and they tell of relations forged in the Arab families they work for and about becoming somebody, in the eyes of people back home. They tell of cruel bosses - together with whom they work on creating 'happiness' …
It feels more natural for me to take a step back
Type 1 diabetes is one of the most common chronic conditions among children globally. While advances in treatment have improved outcomes, paediatric diabetes remains an intensive condition that demands ongoing care and vigilance from parents. Despite growing attention to family-centred care, fathers' caregiving roles remain underexplored-particularly how they are shaped by cultural, institutional, and gendered expectations. This article addresses…
Sociology (14 obras) · Psychology (12 obras) · Medicine (11 obras) · Political science (9 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Narrative (5 obras) · Philosophy (5 obras) · Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (4 obras) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (4 obras) · Ethnography (4 obras)