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The purpose of the essay is to explore the possibility of using some insights of the Russian philosopher of the dialogic word and literary scholar Mikhail Bakhtin in supervision, from an existential perspective. The essay ends with a case. Translations from Swedish and French are mine, when otherwise not stated.The purpose of the essay is to explore the possibility of using some insights of the Russian philosopher of the dialogic word and literary scholar Mikhail Bakhtin in supervision, from an existential perspective. The essay ends with a case.

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This chapter examines how digital replicas, particularly high-resolution 3D models, are transforming archaeological practice and reshaping archival paradigms. It questions whether these digital surrogates can offer interpretive, analytical, and contextual insights comparable to those derived from original artifacts, and explores how perceptions of authenticity evolve when engagement is mediated th

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Structures of Affect: Gender and Political Culture in China examines the central role of affect and gender in shaping personality, community, nationhood and political discourse in contemporary China.Drawing on (auto)ethnography, interviews, films, podcasts, and cultural and artistic productions from the 2000s to 2025, this book demonstrates how authoritarian rule is sustained through complex affec

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Studies on the writing process through the analysis of pauses, highlight a link between content formulation and linguistic units. From a text linguistics perspective, particularly Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL), this relationship becomes even more apparent. This study investigates the location and duration of pauses in relation to syntagmatic units and their functional roles using an SFL-ba

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This paper examines how Takituduh Bunun (Austronesian: Taiwan) encodes translocative motion, using the framework of Holistic Spatial Semantics. Based on elicited field data, we identify key lexical and grammatical resources, including motion verbs, a productive motion prefix (u-), and the locative voice. These interact flexibly to express basic semantic categories such as Path, Direction, Manner,

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Background: Workplace incivility — low-intensity negative behaviours that violate norms of respect— has been identified as a pervasive workplace stressor in contemporary working life, linked to several detrimental outcomes for employees and organizations. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, work life has become increasingly digitalized and video meetings have been normalized, raising questions about how

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Under den snabba urbaniseringen kring sekelskiftet 1900 införde de flesta större svenska städer så kallad reglementerad prostitution. Reglementeringen innebar att kvinnor som av polisen bedömdes sälja sex tvingades registrera sig som prostituerade och bland annat tvingades att bo och verka på av polisen anvisade gator. I Malmö låg dessa gator, med ett undantag, i den östra delen av den äldre bebygThe decades around the turn of the last century saw a rapid urbanization in Sweden, that also gave rise to new forms of spatial regulation of (im)morality. One example is the regulation of prostitution where women who, according to the police, sold sex were forced to register as prostitutes and to live in police designated streets. In Malmö, the third largest city of Sweden, these streets were clu

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The integration of micro- and macroethical perspectives remains a challenge in engineering ethics education (EEE). Fiction-based EEE has been advocated as a pedagogical approach that can help students in this regard. However, how students actually use fiction to engage with micro- and macroethics remains underexplored. Therefore, this case study aimed to (1) identify how students’ engagement with

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A recent and compelling discussion advanced understandings of political imagination and social change, calling for sociology to have a greater role in analysing the dynamics between them. The present article addresses this discussion through exploring Bruno Latour’s agency and New Climatic Regime concepts with regard to potential critical analyses of discourse surrounding the environmental and cli

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The last decades have seen rising economic polarisation, often portrayed as a dichotomy between unequal yet successful metropolitan regions and ‘left behind’, poorer and predominantly smaller regions. However, there is also an argument for a more complex picture in which regions transition between economic growth and decline. This paper explores the long-term evolution of regional wage structures

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I kapitlet analyserar Isabel Schoultz, Nina Törnqvist och Fanny Holm den pågående Lundin-rättegången utifrån den franske sociologen Pierre Bourdieus teoretiska ramverk. I Lundin-rättegången prövas ansvar för medhjälp till krigsförbrytelser i Sudan. Den är unik både för att den handlar om företags inblandning i sådana brott och för att den sträcker sig över flera år, vilket gör den till den längsta