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- Sandberg, Linn, et al.
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Online political hostility
- 2022
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In: Elgar Encyclopedia of Technology and Politics. - 9781800374256 - 9781800374263 ; , s. 244-247
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- Sandberg, Linn, et al.
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Queering Aging Futures
- 2017
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In: Societies. - : MDPI. - 2075-4698. ; 7:21, s. 1-11
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Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- This paper explores the potential for cultural gerontology to extend its ideas of diversity in aging experiences by opening space to rethink conceptions of successful aging futures. We propose a ‘queering’ of aging futures that disrupts the ways that expectations of a good later life and happy aging are seen to adhere to some bodies and subjectivities over others. Drawing on feminist, queer, and crip theories, we build on existing critiques of ‘successful aging’ to interrogate the assumptions of heteronormativity, able-bodiedness and able-mindedness that shape the dividing lines between success and failure in aging, and which inform attempts to ‘repair’ damaged futures. Conclusions suggest that recognizing diversity in successful aging futures is important in shaping responses to the challenges of aging societies, and presents an opportunity for critical cultural gerontology to join with its theoretical allies in imagining more inclusive alternatives.
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- Sandberg, Linn
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Sexualitet, lust, demens
- 2019
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In: Ottar: tidskrift om sexualitet & samhälle från RFSU. - : Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning. - 1650-8017.
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- Sandberg, Linn
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Dementia and the gender trouble? : Theorising dementia, gendered subjectivity and embodiment
- 2018
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In: Journal of Aging Studies. - : Elsevier. - 0890-4065 .- 1879-193X. ; 45, s. 25-31
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Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- Despite person-centred approaches increasingly focusing on looking at the person in dementia instead of the pathology, the role of gender in dementia has been little explored. This article discusses how pervasive discourses on a loss of self and dementia as abject are interwoven with a de-gendering of persons with dementia. The cultural anxiety that dementia evokes in terms of loss of bodily and cognitive control could also be linked to a failure to normatively and intelligibly express gender when living with dementia. As a way to sustain personhood for people with dementia and challenge discourses on people with dementia as ‘non-people’, person-centred approaches have emphasised the collaborative work of carers, relatives and persons with dementia. Often implicitly, this also involves a ‘re-gendering’ of persons with dementia where gendered biographies and pasts are upheld and gendered embodied selfhood is maintained through, for example, dress, hair and other aspects of appearance. This re-gendering could be of great significance for people with dementia to become intelligible as persons. Still, dementia studies must further consider non-normative expressions of gender and involve feminist theorising on gender as a power asymmetry since some embodiments and selves are more likely to be sustained in dementia than others.
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- Sandberg, Linn
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I nöd och lust : sexuella och intima relationer vid Alzheimers sjukdom
- 2021
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In: Ä : en tidning för Riksföreningen sjuksköterskan inom äldrevård : geriatriker, dietister inom geriatrik samt alla professioner runt den äldre patienten. - : Riksföreningen sjuksköterskan inom äldrevård. - 2001-1164. ; :3, s. 32-33
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