bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Værtskab som kunstnerisk strategi
Authors: Voss Ilum Tine
Published: November 2022

Essayet Værtskab som kunstnerisk strategi af Tine Voss Ilum omhandler Carte Blanche, som igennem to år har været værter for borgere. Fra 2015 til 2017 inviterede Carte Blanche under overskriften Kunsten at lytte, til en sensorisk og legende møderække, ud fra at ønske om at udfordre den måde vi skaber og deler kultur på. Projektet kulminerede i juni 2017 i et pop-up kulturhus, som opstod midt i Viborg centrum i det gamle rådhus. Essayet argumenterer for, hvordan Carte Blanches borgerinddragelse kan ses som kunstnerisk strategi, og på den baggrund hvordan kunsten kan bidrage til etablering af dissensus-fællesskaber.
En etisk autenticitet?
Authors: Estrup Bertelsen Ann-Sofie
Published: November 2022

Artiklen En etisk autenticitet? af Ann-Sofie Estrup Bertelsen diskuterer koblingen mellem etik og autenticitet. Ved at analysere de strategier, der anvendes i virkelighedsteater stilles spørgsmålene: I hvor høj grad manipuleres det historiske materiale for at skabe autenticitet? Samt: Hvordan kan hverdagsekspertens virkelige relationer give autenticitet til en iscenesat repræsentation?
Den venstredrejede teaterghettos auto-knock-out
Authors: Daugaard Solveig
Published: November 2022

I Anmeldersektionen bringer vi anmeldelser af : Den venstredrejede teaterghettos auto-knock-out af Solveig Daugaard.
The One Who Whispers - The playwright as ghostwriter
Authors: Schultz Laura Luise
Published: November 2022

The plot of The One Who Whispers (2012) is simple, but in the best Shakespearean mode full of ambiguities and role play, reflections, mirages, and confusions. The tall, red-haired poet Otto, whose immense sensitivity is confusingly similar to ordinary youthful stupor, is reading an advertisement attempting to contact relatives of the deceased Jenny Holst.
* ’Flygtninge’ på scenen - dilemmaer og potentialer
Authors: Vitting-Seerup Sabrina
Published: November 2022

Through a reparative reading and by ‘staying with the trouble’, this article looks into four Danish performances from 2016-2017 that have worked with inclusion of people with refugee-experience. The text thereby identifies some of the dilemmas, questions and hopes that the different approaches to inclusion bring about.
Tuukkaq, Silamiut og Grønlands Nationalteater*
Authors: Arntzen Knut Ove
Published: November 2022

Denne artikkelen tar for seg utviklingen av profesjonelt teater i Grønland på basis av Tuukkaq-tradisjonen og den antropologiske vending. Denne tradisjonen ble videreført i Silamiut-gruppen og senere Det grønlandske nationalteater og Teaterskolen i Nuuk. Teatrets betydning for dekolonisering av kulturlivet er også et viktig anliggende for artikkelen.

This article gives an outline of the development of professional theatre in Greenland based in the Tuukkaq-tradition and the anthropological turn. is tradition was taken on by the Silamiut-company and later the Greenlandic National Theatre in Nuuk by and The Theatre School. Theatre’s impact on the decolonization of culture in Greenland is also an important statement.
Forholdet mellem det verbale sprog og kropssproget i udvalgte grønlandske teaterproduktioner i 2017*
Authors: Johansen Arnaq Brandt
Published: November 2022

Med udgangspunkt i Nicole Tersis et aliis Words and Gesture. An Inuit storyteller in East Greenland (2016) og Marcel Mauss’ Techniques of the Body (opr.1936/1973), vil min artikel fokusere på kroppen som kulturelt symbol i forbindelse med udvalgte grønlandske teaterproduktioner, som jeg har observeret i løbet af 2017. Formålet er i denne kontekst at fremanalysere forholdet mellem det verbale og det kropslige sprog og at vurdere, hvordan der er tale om et ’særligt grønlandsk’ udtryk i performansen.As a starting point with Nicole Tersis et aliis Words and Gesture. An Inuit storyteller in East Greenland (2016) and Marcel Mauss’ Techniques of the Body (1936/1971), my article will focus on the body as a cultural symbol in Greenlandic theatre productions which I have observed in 2017. The purpose of the context is to analyze the relationship between the verbal and body language and to evaluate how there is a ’particularly’ Greenlandic expression in the performances.
Silamiut Teatret
Authors: Burkal Ivan
Published: November 2022

ærværende artikelsamling dels fordi kilderne til Silamiut Teaterets historie er sparsomme eller svært tilgængelige og dels for at belyse de vanskelige vilkår, som teateret fungerede under både økonomisk, lokalemæssigt og kulturpolitisk.The article “15 years with Silamiut” is included in this article collection partly because the sources of Silamiut Theatre’s history are sparse or difficult to access and partly to highlight the difficult conditions that the theater functioned in both economic, local and cultural policy
En teori om dramaturgi
Authors: Szatkowski Janek
Published: November 2022

Jeg forsøger mig i dette essay med tre postulater: Det første er, at dramaturgi kan forstås som en videnskab om kommunikation af kommunikation. Det andet er, at et kunstfag bør være forligtet på at kunne forklare, hvordan kunst kommunikerer mening. Det tredje er at dramaturgien bæres af en historisk og aktuel viden om, hvordan figurer på scenen udtrykker værdier.
På vej mod Dramaturgi – og lidt videre
Authors: Andreasen John
Published: November 2022

Artiklen præsenterer nogle omstændigheder og inspirationskilder for grundlæggelsen af dramaturgiuddannelsen ved Aarhus Universitet i 1959.
Tillidsfulde rum for tvivl
Authors: Majgaard Basse Anne , Voss Ilum Tine
Published: November 2022

Dette essay er et forsøg på at give sprog til produktionsdramaturgens arbejde. Essayet er blevet til på baggrund af en samtale, vi havde med Sargun Oshana, husinstruktør på Aarhus Teater, hvor vi reflekterede over dramaturgens arbejde og de erfaringer, vi har gjort os i forbindelse med værkerne Lav Sol (Premiere 4. maj 2018), 4:48 Psychosis (Premiere 3. november 2018) og Audition (Premiere 12. april 2019) – eksperimenterende og publikumsinddragende værker, som har spillet på Studio på Aarhus Teater. Værker, der er blevet produceret kollektivt og ud fra en laboratorietanke, hvor dramaturgens rolle som aktiv medspiller og medskaber har været særlig tydelig.
Instruktøren i operaens verden
Authors: Roesen Morten K.
Published: November 2022

I essayet reflekterer Morten K. Roesen over, hvordan dramaturgens evner til at foretage 2. ordensiagttagelser er en fordel i forhold til instruktion af operaen. Undervejs i essayet redegør han for produktionsprocessen for operaforestillinger. Han afslutter essayet med en diskussion af behovet for nye, mere eksperimenterende og mindre tunge produktionsformer og -formater.
Re-Membering the Demos
Authors: Boenisch Peter M.
Published: November 2022

Two decades into the twenty-first century, the research and the study of dramaturgy, and likewise every theatre maker, confront some grand challenges: What is the place and the potential of dramaturgy - and by extension, of theatre at large - in our contemporary, digital, globalised and ever more populist and anti-democratic world?

This text is based on my inaugural lecture as Professor of Dramaturgy at Aarhus University, given at the Department of Dramaturgy and Musicology on 25 June 2019.
The Workshop
Authors: Hölscher Stefan
Published: November 2022

This essay investigates how far the contemporary phenomenon of the workshop in the dance field can be contrasted to the historical emergence of the workshop format in the context of the Neo-Avantgardes during the 1960s. It suggests that contemporary ways of hanging out together should be situated in the area of conflict between the group and the self.
Brev til morgendagens kunstskole
Authors: Lund Heinsen Rikke
Published: November 2022

I dette brev undersøger forfatteren sin længsel efter nye fællesskabende arbejdsrum, hvor man kan udforske og skabe scenekunst på nye måder. Udgangspunktet er forfatterens tanker om morgendagens kunstskole som et sted, hvor kollektivet – og heri de fællesskabende arbejdsrum - er selve strukturen og fundamentet for det daglige arbejde.
Tragedy without guilt?
Authors: Siem Josefine Brink
Published: November 2022

The 2018 performance The Hospital uses a combination of a tragic narrative structure and grotesque slapstick and splatter to portray a nightmarish version of budget cuts and managerial reforms in the Danish public healthcare system. In this article, I focus on the affective dimensions of its bifurcal dramaturgy, and asks how it relates to the diagnosis of the efficiency dispositive in public management. I argue for an analytical approach that observes the entire performance as a ‘being of sensation’ (Deleuze and Guattari 1994) with its own affective logic, thereby switching analytical orientation from affective spectatorship to affective dramaturgy. I use genre analysis as a way to account for the performance’s way of becoming a body in terms of two interrelated affective dynamics: blocs of sensation and modes of relation. By employing Eric Bentley’s genre criticism as a semantic for describing the Hospital’s blocs and modes, I identify a double affective dramaturgy of tragic guilt and farcical aggression and schadenfreude, where open-ended aggression ultimately becomes the dominant bloc of sensation. Through a comparative gesture to the performance Living Dead, which unifies its narrative and affective elements in a horror aesthetic performing blocs of fear, I show how an affect-sensitive concept of genre can observe the relation between signifying and non-signifying elements as determined by a performance’s specific dramaturgy rather than by any a priori analytical distinctions.
Kampen om Sherlock Holmes – forfatterret, moral og teater
Authors: Schantz Lauridsen Palle
Published: November 2022

I årene omkring 1900 blev forfatteres rettigheder til deres værker fastslået i den internationale Bernerkonvention ”til værn for litterære og kunstneriske værker”. Nationale lovgivninger fulgte op på konventionen, men flere aktører gjorde, hvad de kunne for at finde sprækkerne i loven. Artiklen undersøger de ophavsretmæssige tvistigheder omkring en række Sherlock Holmes-stykker på tyske og danske teatre i perioden 1902-1907.

In the years around 1900, authors’ rights to their works were determined in the International Berne Convention “for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works”. National legislation followed up on the Convention, but several agents did what they could to find the gaps in the law. The article examines the copyright disputes surrounding a number of Sherlock Holmes plays in German and Danish theaters in the period 1902-1907.
Fagdidaktik i teater og drama
Authors: Obling Høeg Mette
Published: November 2022

Boganmeldelse af Mette Obling Høeg
Live Experiences in the Theater Gardens of Contemporary Art
Authors: Sprogøe Charlotte
Published: November 2022

Theatre has been a model for curatorial experiments throughout the history of experimental exhibitions. This article will look into contemporary experiments with curating exhibition formats that come alive as virtual, ‘lucid dreams’ through the uses of theatrical tropes such as Narrator, Stage, Backdrop – and through the integration of affect, living matter, organic form and worldlike backdrops into the formats, as in the historic Theater Gardens.
Afro to the Future by Marie-Lydie Nokouda, Teater Grob
Authors: Marschall Anika
Published: November 2022

Afro to the Future took place at Teater Grob on 10 June 2021 and 11 June 2021.
Local Interferences
Authors: M. Boenisch Peter
Published: November 2022

Building on D.J. Hopkins’s ‘counter-textual dramaturgy’ and using as principal example the curatorial strategy of the 2018 Palermo edition of the arts biennial Manifesta, both of which introduced urban study research strategies proposed by Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas, this essay discusses the strategy of dramaturgic mapping as a way of generating ‘resonant interference’, as I call it drawing on a concept by German sociologist Hartmut Rosa. I argue that mapping fosters attention for common, resonant micro-narratives whose productive interferences help to dramaturgically embed art works within contemporary plural and diverse local cultural contexts.
Etienne Decroux
Authors: De Marinis Marco , Leabhart Sally
Published: November 2022

Etienne Decroux
Why a Theatre Laboratory? It  includes the programme of a three days’ international symposium from October 4th through 6th 2004. This is the first initiative taken by the Centre for Theatre Laboratory Studies (CTLS), a newly inaugurated centre under Aarhus University in cooperation with Nordisk Teaterlaboratorium. Peripeti include articles on Stanislavski, Meyerhold, Copeau, Decroux, Grotowski, Peter Brook, Théâtre du Soleil, and Odin Teatret and the theatre laboratory praxis of these masters and inventors, including, of course, reflections on their function and effect. In the last article, Eugenio Barba reflects on the creative process of Odin Teatret over the last 40 years. In addition, we also include the curriculum vitae on those participating in the symposium.
The occasion of the symposium is to celebrate the 40th anniversary in October 2004 of Nordisk Teaterlaboratorium/Odin Teatret. Congratulations.
Ariane Mnouchkine
Authors: Banu Georges , Picon-Vallin Béatrice , Carre Claire
Published: November 2022

Ariane Mnouchkine
Why a Theatre Laboratory? It  includes the programme of a three days’ international symposium from October 4th through 6th 2004. This is the first initiative taken by the Centre for Theatre Laboratory Studies (CTLS), a newly inaugurated centre under Aarhus University in cooperation with Nordisk Teaterlaboratorium. Peripeti include articles on Stanislavski, Meyerhold, Copeau, Decroux, Grotowski, Peter Brook, Théâtre du Soleil, and Odin Teatret and the theatre laboratory praxis of these masters and inventors, including, of course, reflections on their function and effect. In the last article, Eugenio Barba reflects on the creative process of Odin Teatret over the last 40 years. In addition, we also include the curriculum vitae on those participating in the symposium.
The occasion of the symposium is to celebrate the 40th anniversary in October 2004 of Nordisk Teaterlaboratorium/Odin Teatret. Congratulations.
Odin Teatret: Phases of a Theatrical Enclave
Authors: Taviani Ferdinando , Barba Judy
Published: November 2022

Why a Theatre Laboratory? It  includes the programme of a three days’ international symposium from October 4th through 6th 2004. This is the first initiative taken by the Centre for Theatre Laboratory Studies (CTLS), a newly inaugurated centre under Aarhus University in cooperation with Nordisk Teaterlaboratorium. Peripeti include articles on Stanislavski, Meyerhold, Copeau, Decroux, Grotowski, Peter Brook, Théâtre du Soleil, and Odin Teatret and the theatre laboratory praxis of these masters and inventors, including, of course, reflections on their function and effect. In the last article, Eugenio Barba reflects on the creative process of Odin Teatret over the last 40 years. In addition, we also include the curriculum vitae on those participating in the symposium.
The occasion of the symposium is to celebrate the 40th anniversary in October 2004 of Nordisk Teaterlaboratorium/Odin Teatret. Congratulations.
De remedierede rum og kroppe i Lars von Triers Dogville
Authors: Thomsen Bodil Marie
Published: November 2022

Bodil Marie Thomsen under- søger med udgangspunkt i begrebsparret immediacy og hypermediacy »De remedierede rum og kroppe i Lars von Triers Dogville«.
TV-dogmer
Authors: Szatkowski Janek
Published: November 2022

Janek Szatkowski ser nærmere på DR TV-Dramas dogmer og den måde, hvorpå de har bevæget tv-fiktionen fra tv- spil til tv-serier – til ærgrelse for nogen og til glæde for andre.
Samtale med Daniel Wetzel fra Rimini Protokoll
Authors: Gade Solveig , Løvschall-Wedel Tine , Myrup Munk Anne
Published: November 2022

A conversation with Daniel Wetzel about Rimini Protokoll and their productions.
Kosmisk frygt
Authors: Lollike Christian
Published: November 2022

A new play by Danish playwright Christian Lollike dealing with global warming.
Samtidskunst og teater
Authors: Christoffersen Erik Exe
Published: November 2022

Følgende anmeldelse diskuterer et paraktuelle bøger om samtidskunst. Beggeser de avantgarden som en slags forudsætning for samtidskunsten, men hvor den ene fokuserer på magtdimensionen, er den anden primært optaget af avantgardens kunstneriske arv. Merete Sanderhoff efterlyser i Sorte billeder – Kunst og kanon et mangfoldigheds paradigme og en heterogen kunst og kunstkritik, hvor såvel klassisk kunst som samtidskunst kan diskuteres kvalitativt, ikke med en ekskluderende normativitet, men ud fra en objektiv videnskabelighed.
Ine Therese Berg, Elin Høyland og Elisabeth Leinslie har sammen skrevet hvert sit afsnit i Scenekunst nå.
Interaktivitetsbegreber
Authors: Rosendal Nielsen Thomas
Published: November 2022

Nielsen presents a range of interactivity definitions from the areas of communication and media studies and discusses their heuristic implications for a dramaturgical thinking of interactivity. In conclusion, Nielsen suggests a basic definition of interactivity from the perspective of systems theory.
Fremad mod halvtredserne?
Authors: Hesselaa Birgitte
Published: November 2022

En kritisk analyse af Sommer kunne slå ned på mange ting: den pædagogiske fortælleform, det slæbende tempo, den flade dialog og det mærkbare brud midt i serien, hvor der blev skiftet hovedforfatter. Mit ærinde er et andet. Det er et forsøg på at finde ind til det tidsbillede og det Danmarksbillede, og ikke mindst de værdier, serien formidlede til alle os, der fulgte serien frem mod det, Henrik Palle i Politiken kaldte »afslutningens blyindfattede bekræftelse af familien som verdensbillede«. Var det det, Sommer var?
Hvad er et teaterkompagni?
Authors: Edelman Joshua
Published: November 2022

When describing a cultural field sociologically, it is essential to know the identity of the actors within it. For the theatre, these are the companies that make the work. But exactly what a theatre company is varies enormously between countries. This article looks at the Irish example, in which the theatre company is more of a brand than a stable organizational entity. The article examines the effects this structure has on the field as a whole in terms of the concepts of niche and autonomy.
Kunsten at lede primadonnaer
Authors: Hedegaard Hein Helle
Published: November 2022

Danish theatres are experiencing a leadership gap: Leadership competencies are in sore need of an upgrade, but the existing body of knowledge in terms of artists’ motivational profile is insufficient. This article presents a model of four archetypes of artists, each having their own motivational profile and leadership need, and discusses the implications for leadership in theatres. One major implication is that effective leadership must be based on politically incorrect leadership principles.
Teater som interferens 2
Authors: Skeel Ulrik
Published: November 2022

I en periode på ca. tre måneder i 2009, fra februar til april, satte Odin Teatret en række aktiviteter i gang i sit lokalområde i og omkring Holstebro, der var baseret på nogle principper, som teatret ikke tidligere havde arbejdet ud fra på samme konsekvente måde. Under ét blev aktiviteterne i denne tre måneders periode kaldt for Teater som interferens.
Antichrist – Chaos Reigns
Authors: Stavning Thomsen Bodil Marie
Published: November 2022

I Lars von Triers værk, Antichrist (2009), er t'et i den allerførste titelsekvens erstattet af et kvindetegn. Dette åbenlyse symbol vil være det første tolkningsspor i det følgende. Dette især, fordi Trier har udtalt. at han med denne film har lavet det, som han altid har hadet allermest, nemlig en symbolsk film.
Antichrist
Authors: Lehmann Niels
Published: November 2022

Antichrist udmærker sig ved overhovedet ikke at være interesseret i det moralske spørgsmål om det gode og det onde. Den er en moderne tragedie om den meningsløse lidelse, der kan overgå os - en skæbnefortælling, der med Nietzsches sprogbrug kan siges at befinde sig hinsides godt og ondt.
Redaktionelt forord
Authors: Redaktion Peripeti
Published: November 2022

Dette særnummer af Peripeti omhandler Odin Teatrets dramaturgi med udgangspunkt i forestillingerne Ur-Hamlet (2006) og Medeas bryllup (2008). Franco Perrelli skriver om grundlæggelsen af »Det danske hus« og Odin Teatrets rødder og forgreninger. Erik Exe Christoffersen skriver om dramaturgier i relation til Ur-Hamlet (2006) og Medeas bryllup (2008) og instruktøren Eugenio Barba reflekterer over den kreative proces som en form for dramaturgisk proces. Artiklerne kan med fordel læses i sammenhæng med Peripeti nr. 2 om teaterlaboratorietraditionen og nr. 10 om dramaturgi samt med særnummeret fra 2007 om serendipitet som organiserende greb i den kunstneriske proces.
Skæbnefigurer
Authors: Winkel Holm Isak
Published: November 2022

Isak Winkel Holms artikel »Skæbnefigurer« diskuterer tragedieskæbnen som symbolsk form hos Søren Kierkegaard. Artiklen søger at forklare Kierkegaards interesse for tragedieskæbnen med to teser: at Kierkegaard bruger tragedieskæbnen som symbolsk form, og at han bruger tragedieskæbnens symbolske form til at forstå subjektets rationalitet. Det er et begreb Holm har hentet fra Judith Butler.
Portrættet: Signa
Authors: Skjoldager-Nielsen Kim , Scavenius Alette
Published: November 2022

Portrættet af scenekunstgruppen »SIGNA« beskriver Signa Köstlers udgangspunkt i installationskunsten, kunsthistorie og bijobs. Desuden gennemgås SIGNAS værker med særligt fokus på hovedværker som Twin Life – instant new identities (2001) 57 Beds (2004) Seven Tales of Misery (2006) Night at the Hospital (2007)og Salò (2010).
Tragediens død?
Authors: Hesselaa Birgitte
Published: November 2022

Samtalen kredser om »det tragiske« i Nietzsches forstand, dvs. at det tragiske må tænkes som noget hinsides godt og ondt. Man kan tale om tilværelsens fundamentale grusomhed som en modsætning til en moralsk kategori som ondskab. Her overfor sættes en række nye danske forfattere, som synes optaget af at udfordre selve grænsesætningen mellem det gode og det onde.
This Way Brouwn
Authors: Van der Meijden Peter
Published: November 2022

Around the time of the emergence of the neo-avant-garde, in the early 1960s, conceptual artist Stanley Brouwn created This Way Brouwn, an apparently archival work that critically engages with matters of conservation, but with the pre-war avant-garde’s focus on the future as well. The work and its positioning in time is here discussed in the light of Jacques Derrida’s essay ”Archive Fever”
Manifestgenerator
Authors: Sørensen Sune T. , Rosendal Nielsen Thomas
Published: November 2022

Denne manifestgenerator er lavet til alle jer, der føler, I bør have en personlig og ufravigelig mening om rollespillet, men ikke har kunnet finde på en selv.
Melodrama på Borgen
Authors: Pedersen Vibeke
Published: November 2022

Ved første øjekast virker tv-serien Borgen næsten hyperrealistisk, som en nærmest tro kopi af virkeligheden med sin aktuelle kritik af den politiske kultur, som angiveligt er præget af korruption, bagvaskelse, interne magtkampeog især det omsiggribende spin; og med sin direkte oversættelse af aktuelle politiske partier og personligheder – som i en nøgle-roman.
Anmeldelse: Tjechov och friheten
Authors: Sandvik Kjetil
Published: November 2022

Anmeldelse af Lars Klebergs (professor emeritus i russisk ved Södertörns högskola) Tjechovoch friheten. En litterär biografi. Natur & Kultur, Stockholm 2010.
Det Røde Rum
Authors: Holm Astrid Hansen
Published: November 2022

Det Røde Rum (DRR) er et nyt selvstændigt ensemble på Det Kongelige Teater (DKT). De kommende to år har de fået tildelt Portscenen i Skuespilhuset for her frit at kunne eksperimentere med nye produktions- og arbejdsformer. DRRs næste forestilling bliver Det gode menneske fra Sezuan. Med baggrund i en evaluering af processen på deres første forestilling, Kabaret Royal, fortæller et udvalg af DRR, bestående af Elisa Kragerup, Palle Sten Christensen, Maria Rossing og Solveig Gade, om deres ønsker for de kommende to år i forhold til arbejdsproces, metode og kunstneriske ambitioner.
En performers død.
Authors: Kuhlmann Annelis
Published: November 2022

The grave as a place of being for the identity and the national citizen in Das Beckwerk’s political performance Funus Imaginarium (2010) disposes its focus like a mise en abyme construction on the consequence of the hunger artist’s theatricalised concept of authorship, which is expressed as the death of a performer. The mimed ritual of the performance expands the notion of the relationship between participant and spectator into a dance macabre of critical and tragic-comical character. Through Funus Imaginarium the notion of mimesis has re-enchanted the performance in a new political frame with reference to Sofocle’s Antigone and the Roman funeral ritual ceremony.
Ingen kan gå fri av mørket
Authors: Fossum-Kielland Victoria
Published: November 2022

This article emphasizes the aesthetic and ethical dimensions of fictional violence in two contemporary Scandinavian theatre productions. I discuss and compare the performances Villa Salò by the Danish group SIGNA and The Wild Duck, Part 2 Director’s Cut by the Norwegian performing arts duo Vegard Vinge and Ida Müller, with an emphasis on their use of violence as an aesthetic strategy.
Roger Vontobels Don Carlos
Authors: Schult Laura Luise
Published: November 2022

Laura Luise Schultz anmelder Roger Vontobels opsætning af Schillers "Don Carlos", Gæstespil af Staatsschauspiel Dreseden, Det Kongelige Teater 2012
Hvem er publikum, når de ikke kun ser på?
Authors: Hansen Holm Astrid
Published: November 2022

Astrid Hansen Holm analyserer forestillingen "Bevar mig vel" af TeaterMAKværk og diskuterer, hvad anvendelsen af 3D-lyd og hovedtelefoner betyder for publikums perception af – og medskabende iagttagerposition i – værkets performative rum. Titlen beskriver spørgsmålet: “Hvem er publikum, når de ikke kun ser på?”
Hatar män teater?
Authors: Hoogland Rikard
Published: November 2022

The paper discusses why a majority of males no longer finds it important to take part in culture, and especially visiting theatre performances. This problem is not directly addressed by the Swedish cultural policy, in spite of the cultural goals that aims to involve all. Is the politics of equality leading to less value for theatre in terms of power structures? Is the hegemonic masculinity threatened by theatre, is it seen as something feminizing?
Publikum i øjenhøjde
Authors: Welent Sørensen Pernille
Published: November 2022

Forfatteren skriver om Teatercentrums arbejde med at give børn og unge ejerskab og medansvar for udviklingen og formidlingen af kulturtilbud.
iPod-film som kreativ forskningsmetode
Authors: Gram Nina
Published: November 2022

This paper describes and analyses the production of a so-called iPod movie, which shows a bike ride through Copenhagen where the biker listens to music. The paper explores how this methodological work can be understood as creative research and examines the qualities of this specific research perspective. 

Nina Grams artikel undersøger den æstetiserende iPod-lytning ved hjælp af kreative processer og produkter.  En såkaldt iPod-film illustrerer en cykeltur gennem København med musik i ørerne.  Gram undersøger, hvordan objektets form, den mobile lytning, kan bidrage til udvikling af en analysemetode med særlig sensibilitet for netop dette objekt. På samme tid eksperimenterer hun som forsker med at skabe en multisensorisk oplevelse, som afvikles under særlige omstændigheder og er tilsat bestemte musikalske kombinationer.
Udvikling=kreativitet?
Authors: Ejgod Hansen Louise
Published: November 2022

The paper presents an analysis of a process of artistic development from a creativity-theoretical perspective. The case is the Regional Theatre Network in Central Denmark, which – during a one-and-a-half year period–has radically redefined its approach to the development of performing arts, from focusing on co-producing content to focusing on organising brief bursts of participatory inspiration creation.

I artiklen “Udvikling=kreativitet? Scenekunstnerisk udvikling betragtet som en kreativ proces”, inddrager Louise Ejgod Hansen udvalgt operativ kreativitetsteori i en undersøgelse af rammerne for scenekunstnerisk udvikling. I artiklen analyserer hun en igangværende proces med at facilitere scenekunstarbejde i Scenekunstnetværket i Region Midtjylland (SceNet), der i en treårig projektperiode blandt andet har scenekunstnerisk udvikling som en overordnet strategi.
Playing at a Distance
Authors: Fizek Sonia
Published: November 2022

An essential exploration of video game aesthetic that decenters the human player and challenges what it means to play.

Do we play video games or do video games play us? Is nonhuman play a mere paradox or the future of gaming? And what do video games have to do with quantum theory? In Playing at a Distance, Sonia Fizek engages with these and many more daunting questions, forging new ways to think and talk about games and play that decenter the human player and explore a variety of play formats and practices that require surprisingly little human action. Idling in clicker games, wandering in walking simulators, automating gameplay with bots, or simply watching games rather than playing them—Fizek shows how these seemingly marginal cases are central to understanding how we play in the digital age.

Introducing the concept of distance, Fizek reorients our view of computer-mediated play. To “play at a distance,” she says, is to delegate the immediate action to the machine and to become participants in an algorithmic spectacle. Distance as a media aesthetic framework enables the reader to come to terms with the ambiguity and aesthetic diversity of play.

Drawing on concepts from philosophy, media theory, and posthumanism, as well as cultural and film studies, Playing at a Distance invites a wider understanding of what digital games and gaming are in all their diverse experiences and forms. In challenging the common perception of video games as inherently interactive, the book contributes to our understanding of the computer's influence on practices of play—and prods us to think more broadly about what it means to play.
Rethinking Gender
Authors: Läuger Louie
Published: November 2022

A lively, informative, and engaging guide to gender by an author-illustrator who helps readers understand the multiplicity of answers to “What even is gender?”

Queer, cisgender, transgender, nonbinary, androgynous, maverique, intergender, genderfluid. Louie and their cat (a.k.a. “Cat”) take you on a journey through the world of gender—without claiming to have it all figured out or knowing the perfect definition for this widely complex subject. Gender is tricky to understand because it's a social construct intersecting with many other parts of our identity, including class, race, age, religion. For a long time, people thought of gender as binary: male/female, pirate/princess, sports/shopping. Now, we're starting to understand it's not that simple. That's what this book is about: figuring out what gender means, one human being at a time, and giving us new ways to let the world know who we are.

Boy, girl, either/or, neither/nor, everything in between: gender is a spectrum, and it's hard to know where you fit, especially when your position isn't necessarily fixed—and the spectrum keeps expanding. That's where Rethinking Gender can help: it gives you a toolbox for empathy, understanding, and self-exploration. Louie's journey includes a deep dive into the historical context of LGBTQIA+ rights activism and the evolution of gender discourse, politics, and laws—but it also explores these ideas through the diversity of expressions and experiences of people today.

In Rethinking Gender Louie offers a real-world take on what it means to be yourself, see yourself, and see someone else for who they are, too.

Conversations about gender have changed so much over the past years it can leave you wondering: What are people even talking about? Sometimes we don't know what to ask, how to answer, what words to use, what's helpful, and what's not. Rethinking Gender gives readers age 12 and up (and the parents, educators, activists, and other adults who participate in these conversations) a way to think about themselves and to talk about what sex and gender—in all their changing, often confusing forms—mean to them personally and to the world at large. The book is an engaging guide to what young people are going through when they navigate the ocean of possibilities that go by the name of “gender.”

Understanding what we don't know is always a good beginning, and Läuger provides historical context, including the history of gay rights activism, how gender discourse has evolved, and explanations of law and legal standings for trans people; cultural and social norms; and useful glossaries of up-to-date language to explore all the ways that gender might be experienced and expressed—from biology to emotions, subjectivity to style. Designed for thoughtful exploration, the book also includes worksheets for reviewing, taking notes, and making observations of your own.
Future pathways of a sector in transition
Authors: Stoy Lennart
Published: November 2022

The future of scholarly publishing, in particular the growth of Open Access publishing and how it is financially sustained, is hotly debated. Many different models, advantages, and disadvantages are being discussed. Yet, there is little consensus about what a future system should look like or how it should be governed. To describe the ongoing dynamics in scholarly publishing, this paper introduces the multilevel perspective on socio-technical transitions (MLP). This explorative application of the MLP addresses five possible transition pathways: transformation, reconfiguration, substitution, de-alignment & re-alignment, or a sequence. The analysis shows that incumbents survive by adapting to niche innovations and withstanding landscape pressure by innovating themselves, in terms of technology, business models and through acquisitions. In other words, the current trajectory reproduces the oligopoly of incumbents. This means that the sector is, at minimum, on a trajectory of transformation or, potentially, reconfiguration. This diagnosis may change when the dynamics change, for instance if niche innovations and landscape pressure converged stronger on an alternative pathway.
CAGE21-6 Cruise Report: Hydrocarbon leakage in Hopendjupet, central Barents Sea
Authors: Winsborrow Monica , Knies Jochen
Published: November 2022

CAGE21-6 will visit the Hjopendjupet Seepage area between 5-16th December and use an ROV to study the seafloor for the first time.
The cruise may be known as: CAGE21_6
CAGE21-2 Cruise Report: Planktic foraminifera sampling for culturing experiments, central Greenland Sea 75°N
Authors: Ezat Mohamed , Meilland Julie , Westgård Adele , Chalk Thomas , Rasmussen Tine L. , El Bani Altuna Naima , Lockwood-Ireland Christine
Published: November 2022

From the morning of June 28th to the morning of July 3rd 2021, the Department of Geosciences at UiT The Arctic University of Norway, arranged a scientific cruise on R/V “Helmer Hanssen aimed at sampling living planktic foraminifera (primarily Neogloboquadrina pachyderma) for culturing experiments both onboard and continued at the culturing laboratory at the Department. The purpose is to investigate the physiological and calcification responses of this species to a wide range of temperature, salinity and carbonate chemistry as well as to establish proxy calibration for paleoceanographic reconstructions. 
The cruise may be known as: CAGE21_2
Relationship among airborne pollen, sensitization, and pollen food allergy syndrome in Asian allergic children
Authors: Hwang Yoonha , Motomura Chikako , Fukuda Hironobu , Kishikawa Reiko , Watanabe Naoto , Yoshihara Shigemi
Published: November 2022

Background

Causes of pediatric pollen food allergy syndrome (PFAS) differ depending on airborne pollen levels in a particular region. We aimed to analyze airborne pollen counts, IgE sensitization rates, and PFAS incidence among children with allergies in South Korea and Japan.

Methods

This cross-sectional study included children aged 5–17 years with allergies in 2017. Airborne pollen samples were collected from Busan in South Korea, and Fukuoka and Tochigi in Japan. Questionnaires were used to assess bronchial asthma, seasonal allergic rhinitis, atopic dermatitis, food allergy, and PFAS. The serum IgE specific to Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus, pollen, tomato, and peach were investigated.

Results

In total, 57, 56, and 20 patients from Busan, Fukuoka, and Tochigi, respectively, were enrolled. Airborne Japanese cedar and cypress pollen were predominant in Fukuoka and Tochigi, whereas pine and alder pollen were predominant in Busan. Children with allergies in Fukuoka and Tochigi had a significantly higher sensitization rate to Japanese cedar, cypress, juniper, orchard grass, ragweed, Japanese hop, and tomato compared with children in Busan. In Fukuoka and Tochigi, where Japanese cedar and cypress pollen were frequently scattered, high sensitizations among allergic children were observed. The sensitization rate was not affected by the pollen count in alder, grass, ragweed, and Japanese hop. In multivariable analysis, only alder sensitization was found to be associated with PFAS (odds ratio: 6.62, 95% confidence interval: 1.63–26.87, p = 0.008). In patients with PFAS in Busan and Tochigi, peach associated with birch allergen Bet v 1 was a causative food item for PFAS. Moreover, PFAS was associated with ragweed and Japanese hop pollen sensitization in Fukuoka.

Conclusion

Regardless of pollen counts, alder pollen sensitization was associated with PFAS in children. Ragweed and Japanese hop pollen sensitization were associated with PFAS, particularly among children in southern Japan.
Years of sand fixation with Caragana korshinskii drive the enrichment of its rhizosphere functional microbes by accumulating soil N
Authors: Liu Wangsuo , Qiu Kaiyang , Xie Yingzhong , Wang Ruixia , Li Haichao , Meng Wenfen , Yang Yi , Huang Yeyun , Li Yayuan , He Yi
Published: November 2022

C. korshinskii is one of the most widely-planted sand-fixing legumes in northwest China and exploring its rhizosphere microbiome is of great ecological importance. However, the effect of long-term sand fixation on the composition, diversity, and underlying functions of microbes in the C. korshinskii rhizosphere in dryland ecosystems remain unclear. Here, we performed high-throughput sequencing using a 16S rRNA (absolute quantification) and bacterial functional annotation of prokaryotic taxa (FAPROTAX) analysis and an ITS (relative quantification) and fungal functional guild (FUNGuild) analysis to investigate the C. korshinskii rhizosphere microbiome and metabolic functional groups at different sand-fixing ages (six years, CK6; twelve years, CK12; and eighteen years, CK18) and determined the physicochemical properties of the rhizosphere soil. Results showed that the key bacterial taxa of the rhizosphere were significantly more abundant in CK18 than in CK12 and CK6 at the phylum-class-genus level, and that fungal Glomeromycota was also significantly more abundant in the CK18 rhizosphere compared to CK12 and CK6. Among these bacterial taxa, the enrichment effect of key, functional, genus-level species of bacteria was the most obvious, including Rhizobium, Ensifer, Neorhizobium, Mesorhizobium, Streptomyces, Sphingomonas, and Flavobacterium, which are N-fixing and/or phosphate-solubilizing groups. The significant improvement seen in the physicochemical properties of the CK18 rhizosphere soil, including the higher total nitrogen (TN), available nitrogen (AN), pH, electrical conductivity (EC), higher N:P ratio, and lower C:N ratio, all demonstrated the relationship between the rhizosphere microbes and soil carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) cycling. A redundancy analysis (RDA) of different taxonomic levels indicated a close positive relationship between rhizosphere microbes and AN. In addition, the functional groups of the C. korshinskii rhizosphere bacteria were closely related to soil AN and were mainly composed of chemoheterotrophy and aerobic chemoheterotrophy. A Spearman correlation analysis revealed that these functional groups were mainly identified from bacterial Actinobacteria, Proteobacteria, Verrucomicrobia, Bacteroidetes, and fungal Glomeromycota. Our study provides evidence that the rhizosphere microbes of C. korshinskii are closely related to the accumulation of N in the restoration of desert ecosystems, and that the ecological functional processes they are involved in mainly involve C and N cycles, which play an important role in desertification reversal.
Validation of General Anxiety Disorder (GAD-7) questionnaire in Spanish nursing students
Authors: Martínez-Vázquez Sergio , Martínez-Galiano Juan Miguel , Peinado-Molina Rocío Adriana , Gutiérrez-Sánchez Belén , Hernández-Martínez Antonio
Published: November 2022

Background

Nursing students are at risk of anxiety during their university education.

Objective

To determine the psychometric characteristics of the General Anxiety Disorder (GAD-7) questionnaire in a population of university nursing students.

Methods

A cross-sectional study was carried out with 170 students at the University of Jaen (Spain) in 2022. An online questionnaire was administered that included sociodemographic and student profile variables, the GAD-7 questionnaire, and the Goldberg anxiety subscale. An exploratory factor analysis (EFA), validation with convergence, and reliability analysis using Cronbach’s α were performed.

Results

The EFA identified a single component that explained 63.50% of the variance. It was positively correlated with the Goldberg anxiety subscale (r = 0.653; p < 0.001). A statistically significant association was observed with academic year, gender, and having experienced an anxiety crisis (p < 0.005). Internal consistency with Cronbach’s α was 0.903.

Conclusion

The GAD-7 presents appropriate psychometric characteristics for use in a university population of nursing students. It is capable of detecting symptoms and generalized anxiety disorder, making it a useful and simple tool for detecting anxiety-related problems in this population.
Adoption of Animal Welfare Practices by Selected Gaushalas (Cow-Shelters) in the State of Karnataka, India
Authors: Mandi Kalyan , Subash S.
Published: November 2022

Gaushalas serve a crucial role in protecting our nation's livestock wealth. Its primary function is to provide shelter for cows, mainly for non-lactating, frail, unproductive, and stray cattle. Forty gaushalas were chosen at random from the eighty registered gaushalas in the state of Karnataka for this study. On the basis of herd size, the forty selected gaushalas were categorized as small (12), medium (18), and large (10) gaushalas. Animal welfare is currently a global issue that is receiving increasing attention. With this in mind, the present study was conducted to determine the degree to which gaushalas have adopted animal welfare measures. Sixty percent of large sized gaushalas belonged to high adopter categories, fifty-six percent of medium sized gaushalas belonged to medium adopter categories, and fifty percent of small sized gaushalas belonged to low adopter categories in terms of adoption of overall animal welfare practices. However, it was also observed that a lack of funds, inadequate financial assistance from governments, inadequate fodder availability, inadequate access to technical services, inadequate infrastructure facilities and poor management were perceived as impediments to the adoption of animal welfare practices in gaushalas.
Understanding Consumers’ Perceptions of Wood Quality Assessment in Multan, Punjab, Pakistan
Authors: Zubair Muhammad , Abbas Zinnia , Hussain Syed Bilal , Azhar Muhammad Farooq
Published: November 2022

Quality assessment regarding purchase of wood and wood-based products is inevitable to protect consumers for incurring losses. The present research was focused to enable consumer to assess quality woods. Questionnaire containing qualitative and quantitative information were prepared and face-to-face interviews were conducted. Respondents were selected by using purposive sampling technique. Data was gathered from 120 respondents, operating in Multan city, Punjab, Pakistan, and analyzed using SPSS-21 software. The study was conducted using survey research which is accomplished in three steps namely (1) questionnaires were assembled; (2) respondents were selected using purposive sampling and kept sample size as 120; (3) interviews were conducted using a well-constructed questionnaire containing wealth of quantitative and quantitative information. Variables used for quality assessment were durability, resistance to splitting, elasticity, hardness, color and weight. Results revealed that regarding choice of species for furniture making, Dalbergia sissoo and Cedrus deodara were equally most preferred species while Eucalyptus camaldulensis and Mangifera indica were least preferred based on perceived quality assessment indicators. Wood design is perceived as more effective factor in choice of wooden furniture. Respondents’ self-reports identified wood breakage as main problem mostly occurred between 2-10 years of furniture use and furniture replacement followed by repair and polish are reported as possible solutions. Regarding safety and economic use, trucks were considered efficient in wood transportation especially in bulk quantity and for transportation to shorter distances, motor cart remained preferred for economic reasons. It was concluded to develop wood quality standards for raw wood and furniture for easy choice for quality woods and furniture.
The Solutions of the Linear Fractional Diffusion and Diffusion-convection Equations via the Regular Perturbation Method (RPM)
Authors: Yiyuréboula Bationo Jérémie , Francis Bassono
Published: November 2022

In this paper, we implement Regular Perturbation Method (RPM) for the Solving fractional diffusion and diffusion-convection equations, in order to determine the analytical solutions of some linear fractional diffusion and linear fractional diffusion-convection equations. In general, the solving using this method allow to obtain exact or approximate solutions. For the case of the diffusion and diffusion-convection equations solved in this document, the solutions obtained are exact. By comparing these solutions with those obtained by other researchers using other methods for a certain value of the parameter α, we obtain the same results.
Conservation Laws and Travelling Wave Solutions for System of Ion Sound and Langmuir Waves
Authors: Hassan M. M. , Shehata A. R. , Abdel-Daym M. S.
Published: November 2022

In this paper, system of equations for ion sound and Langmuir waves (ISLWs) is studied to construct novel exact solutions of the coupled nonlinear system. The extended F-expansion method is applied to get exact solutions of ISLWs model. These solutions include many different expressions in hyperbolic, trigonometric, rational and Jacobi elliptic function solutions, dark and bright solitary wave solutions. Geometrical shape for some of the obtained results are plotted under the selection of proper parameters. Furthermore, we employed the Lie point symmetry to investigate the conservation laws for the system.