Fremmede kroppe: En undersøgelse af kroppens rolle som social klassificeringskategori belyst gennem litterære og videnskabelige tekster fra det 20. århundrede

Authors	S. Hansen
Supervisors	H.A. van der Liet
Award date	14-03-2013
Number of pages	198
Organisations	Faculty of Humanities (FGw) - Amsterdam Institute for Humanities Research (AIHR)
Abstract	The ideas about national identity and modern science have been important for the body’s function as a category for social classification. Although the ideas were rather antagonistic they merged into a national-scientific framework in which they made it possible to identify men as Danes by physical appearance, corporeal control and behavior. In his research, Søren Hansen looks at the body’s function as a category for social classification and how this has been reflected in the classification of Danes and non-Danes.
Document type	PhD thesis
Note	Research conducted at: Universiteit van Amsterdam
Language	Danish
Downloads	Afhandling Titelblade Indhold 1: Indledning 2: Den kommunikerende krop 3: Krop og klassifikation: Et historisk rids 4: Metodiske overvejelser 5: Det nationale og Darwin: Et umage par 6: Urdansk autenticitet 7: Den hvide race: Udviklingens toppunkt 8: Nogle sammenfattende betragtninger over migration, risiko og overmagtsstatus 9: Nogle betragtninger over den nationalvidenskabelige forståelsesramme og dens konsekvenser 10: Opbrud og kontinuitet: Identitet og videnskab efter 1945 11: Synsbedrag Litteraturliste Resume Summary Resumé Stikordsregister
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