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Ann Therese Lotherington
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Gender awareness and feminist approaches in dementia studies
Routledge 2024 DOI
Ann Therese Lotherington,
Aud Uhlen Obstfelder
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Enacting citizenship through writing: an analysis
of a diary written by a man with
Alzheimer’s disease
Hege Kristin Andreassen,
Aud Obstfelder,
Ann Therese Lotherington
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IKT-arbeid i helse- og omsorgssektoren
Cappelen Damm Akademisk 2019 ARKIV
Dragana Lukic,
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Fighting Symbolic Violence through Artistic Encounters: Searching for Feminist Answers to Questions of Life and Death with Dementia
Rowman & Littlefield International 2019 ARKIV
Ann Therese Lotherington,
Anne Britt Flemmen
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The passport as actor in the enactment of the Russian-Norwegian border
Fagbokforlaget 2019 ARKIV
Gøril Ursin,
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Citizenship as Distributed Achievements: Shaping New Conditions for an Everyday Life with Dementia
Ann Therese Lotherington,
Aud Obstfelder,
Gøril Ursin
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The personal is political yet again: Bringing struggles between gender equality and gendered next of kin onto the feminist agenda
Ruth L. Bartlett,
Trude Karine Olaug Gjernes,
Ann Therese Lotherington,
Aud Obstfelder
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Gender, citizenship and dementia care: a scoping review of studies to inform policy and future research
Margrethe Kristiansen,
Knut Ingar Westeren,
Aud Obstfelder,
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Coping with increased managerial tasks: tensions and dilemmas in nursing leadership
Journal of Research in Nursing 2016 DOI
Margrethe Kristiansen,
Aud Obstfelder,
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Contradicting logics in everyday practice: The complex dynamics of performance management and professionalism in Norwegian nursing homes
Journal of Health Organisation and Management 2016 DOI
Ann Therese Lotherington,
Aud Obstfelder,
Susan Halford
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No place for old women: a critical inquiry into age in later working life
Aud Obstfelder,
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Omsorgsteknologiens virkninger i omsorgsarbeidet
Omsorg: Nordisk tidsskrift for Palliativ Medisin 2015
Margrethe Kristiansen,
Aud Obstfelder,
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Nurses' sensemaking of contradicting logics: An underexplored aspect of organisational work in nursing homes
Scandinavian Journal of Management 2015 DOI
Ann Therese Lotherington,
Aud Obstfelder
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Digitalisering av arbeidsflyt på sykehus - konsekvenser for legers arbeid
Lisa Katrin Losleben,
Ann Therese Lotherington,
Kjersti Fjørtoft
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Understanding Intersectional Inequalities through Nussbaum's Capabilities Approach and Bacchi's Policy Analysis WPR, I
2023
Hege Kristin Andreassen,
Ann Therese Lotherington,
Anna-Lill Drügge,
Gunhild Hoogensen Gjørv
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The gendered interactions between the global and the local: today's challenges in the Arctic
2022
Lena Gross,
Ana Luisa Sanchez Laws,
Hege Kristin Andreassen,
Katrin Losleben,
Lilli Mittner,
Sarah Musubika
et al.:
Co* (Co-construction, co- production, co-design, co-creation)
2021
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Love across borders. Construction of gender equality and Norwegianness in Russian-Norwegian families.
Murmansk State Humanities University 2020 ARKIV
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Filosofisk samtale om demens
2020
Dragana Lukic,
Meløy Elisabeth,
Egerton June,
Lilli Mittner,
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Gylne øyeblikk: Samskapende kreative samlinger
Utstilling 2019
Lilli Mittner,
Dragana Lukic,
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Workshop on Feminist Art Interventions: Shaping Possibilityspaces through Co-Creative Action
Dragana Lukic,
Lilli Mittner,
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Exploring transformative powers of the arts for societal change: reimagining life with dementia through co-creative artistic encounters
2019
Lilli Mittner,
Ann Therese Lotherington
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«Kunst & demens – et forskningslaboratorium i vekst» v/forskere fra UiTs Artful Dementia Research Lab i samarbeid med performancekunstner Margunn Kilde
2019
Hege Kristin Andreassen,
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Taking care in new ways: digitalization and co-creative art practices
2019
Lilli Mittner,
Dragana Lukic,
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Kunst som mulighetsrom i livet med demens
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Innledning til forestillingen "Faren" av Florian Zeller. Hålogaland Teater 8 november 2019
2019
Dragana Lukic,
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Fighting Symbolic Violence through Artistic Encounters: Searching for Feminist Answers to the Question of Life and Death with Dementia
2019
Hege Kristin Andreassen,
Katrin Losleben,
Dragana Lukic,
Lilli Mittner,
Ann Therese Lotherington
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KjønnsforskningNÅ!
2019
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Forskerblikk på #MeToo
2018
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Grenseløs kjærlighet. Russisk kvinneinnvandring til Nord Norge på 2000-tallet.
2018
Anne Britt Flemmen,
Ann Therese Lotherington,
Marit Aure
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Construction of the object through co-production.
2018
Ann Therese Lotherington,
Aud Obstfelder
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Kreative og utviklende liv med demens
Nordlys 25. September 2018
Aud Obstfelder,
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Kunst kan gi demenssyke bedre dager
Oppland arbeiderblad 23. October 2018
Janneke Van Der Ros,
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Dagen det smalt - og kjønnskategoriene falt... på HT
Nordlys 23. November 2017
Ann Therese Lotherington,
Aud Obstfelder,
Teun Zuiderent-Jerak,
Sonja Jerak-Zuiderent
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Artful Dementia: Experimental Arts Interventions for Gracious Living
2017
Lilli Mittner,
Dragana Lukic,
Ann Therese Lotherington
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The Role of the Artist in Arts-Based Dementia Care
2017
Ann Therese Lotherington,
Aud Obstfelder,
Gøril Ursin
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Det personlige er politisk - nok en gang. Demens som et essensielt feministisk fenomen.
2017
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Kjønnsforskning: I spennet mellom det psykologiske og det sosiale. Hvor står kjønnsforskningen i dag - hvor går vi? Refleksjoner fra Kvinnforsk
2016
Ann Therese Lotherington,
Aud Obstfelder
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Dementia care infrastructures as citizenship practices
2016
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Performativity, multiplicity and gender
2016
Ann Therese Lotherington,
Aud Obstfelder,
Gøril Ursin
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Encountering the Capabilities Approach and creative arts in the dementia field: The Creative arts as fertile functioning
2016
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Praxiography: Zooming in and out
2016
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Intra-action, agency and dementia: New feminist materialism challenging biomedical understandings of Alzheimer's disease.
2016
Ann Therese Lotherington
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"Det er jo bare ord!" Om kjønnsnøytrale og kjønnsspesifikke ord i fagtekster
2015
Ann Therese Lotherington,
Gøril Ursin,
Aud Obstfelder
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Ny innpakning for helsedirektørens kinderegg
Dagens medisin 07. December 2015
Ann Therese Lotherington,
Christine M. Jacobsen,
Merete Lie,
Anne-Jorunn Berg
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Kjønnsforskning på tvers
Forskerforum 2015
Ann Therese Lotherington,
Gøril Ursin,
Aud Obstfelder
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Citizenship for Younger Persons with Dementia
2015
Ann Therese Lotherington,
Aud Obstfelder,
Gøril Ursin
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Configurations of technology, gender and citizenship in care practices for younger persons with dementia
2015
Ann Therese Lotherington
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"Qualitative indicators" on the integration of sex/gender analysis in research contents
2015
Ann Therese Lotherington
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Fra kvinner og ledelse til kjønn og organisasjon
2015
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Research interests
In my work, I explore ways we can live together despite differences in age, gender, ability, nationality, ethnicity, and / or other differentiating mechanisms. Questions about how we can promote interaction and integration in society without standardizing ways of living are central. These are issues that are particularly urgent for individuals and groups of people who do not have or will not be able to live up to a given standard.
In my current research, I focus on people who have developed brain failure in adulthood, often in the form of a dementia disease, and ask how everyday life can be organized to ensure that their potential contributions to social development are actualized and their citizenship maintained. I do this by investigating inter-action and intra-action through creative processes and artistic activity. The methodological approach is qualitative art-based research, while I theoretically apply sociological perspectives such as Science and Technology Studies (STS), material feminist theory and citizenship theory.
