"Vi snakker om alle de ting vi skal lave, når det hele forhåbentligt er slut"

Hverdagslivets fremtidspraktiseringer under en krise

Forfattere

  • Redaktionssekretær Kulturstudier

Nøgleord:

Fremtidspraktisering, temporalitet, hverdagsliv, mikro-utopi, fremtidsregimer

Resumé

I hverdagen sameksisterer flere former for fremtid, der må forhandles, og denne artikel belyser nogle af de forskellige måder, hvorpå man engagerer sig i og søger at drage omsorg for en endnu ukendt fremtid, hvad enten den er individuel eller kollektiv i en nærmere eller !ernere tidshorisont. Mere konkret undersøger artiklen, hvordan pandemien som kollektiv samfundskrise dels destabiliserede velkendte måder at planlægge og have forventninger til fremtiden, dels affødte nye affektivt ambivalente artikuleringer af både dystopier og utopier, og dels hvordan frygt og håb for fremtiden kunne omsættes og håndteres i fremtidspraktiseringer i hverdagslivets skala.

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2024-12-21

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Kulturstudier, R. (2024). "Vi snakker om alle de ting vi skal lave, når det hele forhåbentligt er slut": Hverdagslivets fremtidspraktiseringer under en krise. Kulturstudier, 14(2), 120–143. Hentet fra https://tidsskrift.dk/fn/article/view/152402