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Centre for Biosocial Inquiries
Project: Research
- Seeberg, Jens (Project manager)
- Brimnes, Niels (Participant)
- Roepstorff, Andreas (Participant)
- Wentzer, Thomas Schwarz (PI)
- Flora, Janne (Participant)
- Swanson, Heather Anne (Participant)
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Description
BIOSINQ explores and pushes the concept of ’the biosocial’, building on developments in recent decades in the natural and social sciences and the humanities that challenge the borderlines between disciplines.
The Centre will explore what it may mean to academic research within and beyond the humanities to dissolve disciplinary boundaries between the biological and the social, based on the assumption that all biological life practices some form of sociality, however in very different ways and with different degrees of complexity.
The Centre will explore what it may mean to academic research within and beyond the humanities to dissolve disciplinary boundaries between the biological and the social, based on the assumption that all biological life practices some form of sociality, however in very different ways and with different degrees of complexity.
| Acronym | BIOSINQ |
|---|---|
| Status | Active |
| Effective start/end date | 01/10/2020 → … |
Project relations
Antimicrobial resistance across biotic socialities
Project: Research
Project relations
Activities
Opening Seminar at Centre for Biosocial Inquiries.
Activity: Participating in or organising an event types › Participation in or organisation af a conference
Research outputs
Is drug-resistant tuberculosis a special case of AMR?
Research output: Contribution to book/anthology/report/proceeding › Book chapter › Education › peer-review
Sårbarhed og handlerum under Coronakrisen: En antropologisk kortlægning
Research output: Book/anthology/dissertation/report › Report › Research
Sonar Global’s work on vulnerability and community engagement
Research output: Non-textual form › Pictures, Video and sound recordings (digital) › Communication
Tuberculosis in the Twenty-First Century.
Research output: Contribution to book/anthology/report/proceeding › Encyclopedia entry › Research › peer-review
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