Olie som misfittende relation: En nymaterialistisk analyse af det sorte gulds klæbrige karaktertræk i Inferno (2014)

Oil as a misfitting relation. A new-material analysis of the black gold’s sticky character in Inferno (2014) The article examines Ida Marie Hede’s novel Inferno (2014) through the lens of new materialism’s theoretical interest in matter and materiality. By focussing on the actions of oil in the nov...

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Autor principal:	Karl Emil Rosenbæk
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Lenguaje:	DA EN NB SV
Publicado:	The Royal Danish Library 2018
Materias:	Oil New materialism discursive-material misfit process-ontology Social Sciences H
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:05091a7a4189462c827c8342dbbd0c522021-12-01T00:04:50ZOlie som misfittende relation: En nymaterialistisk analyse af det sorte gulds klæbrige karaktertræk i Inferno (2014)10.7146/kkf.v27i1.1096802245-6937https://doaj.org/article/05091a7a4189462c827c8342dbbd0c522018-06-01T00:00:00Zhttps://tidsskrift.dk/KKF/article/view/109680https://doaj.org/toc/2245-6937 Oil as a misfitting relation. A new-material analysis of the black gold’s sticky character in Inferno (2014) The article examines Ida Marie Hede’s novel Inferno (2014) through the lens of new materialism’s theoretical interest in matter and materiality. By focussing on the actions of oil in the novel the article shows how seemingly ‘dead’ and finite non-human objects express liveliness. Oil influences, affects, creates, and disrupts, in a word acts, on its surroundings. And due to the global-political relations oil is entangled in, oil seems particularly inclined to produce a certain effect – a disabling misfit between ecosystems. Therefore, although the article pivots around Inferno, it also tries to connect this idea of non-humane liveliness to the socio-political reality of climate change. Perhaps the realisation of a global “planetan misfit” is a necessary first step towards an ontological reconceptualization: A move from substances to relations as the ontological base. Philosopher Rosi Braidotti proposes the term process-ontology. This article uses that concept as a guiding principle when it reads Inferno. What does oil do and what is done to oil – in and outside the novel? Karl Emil RosenbækThe Royal Danish LibraryarticleOilNew materialismdiscursive-materialmisfitprocess-ontologySocial SciencesHDAENNBSVKvinder, Køn & Forskning, Vol 27, Iss 1 (2018)
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description	Oil as a misfitting relation. A new-material analysis of the black gold’s sticky character in Inferno (2014) The article examines Ida Marie Hede’s novel Inferno (2014) through the lens of new materialism’s theoretical interest in matter and materiality. By focussing on the actions of oil in the novel the article shows how seemingly ‘dead’ and finite non-human objects express liveliness. Oil influences, affects, creates, and disrupts, in a word acts, on its surroundings. And due to the global-political relations oil is entangled in, oil seems particularly inclined to produce a certain effect – a disabling misfit between ecosystems. Therefore, although the article pivots around Inferno, it also tries to connect this idea of non-humane liveliness to the socio-political reality of climate change. Perhaps the realisation of a global “planetan misfit” is a necessary first step towards an ontological reconceptualization: A move from substances to relations as the ontological base. Philosopher Rosi Braidotti proposes the term process-ontology. This article uses that concept as a guiding principle when it reads Inferno. What does oil do and what is done to oil – in and outside the novel?
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title	Olie som misfittende relation: En nymaterialistisk analyse af det sorte gulds klæbrige karaktertræk i Inferno (2014)
title_short	Olie som misfittende relation: En nymaterialistisk analyse af det sorte gulds klæbrige karaktertræk i Inferno (2014)
title_full	Olie som misfittende relation: En nymaterialistisk analyse af det sorte gulds klæbrige karaktertræk i Inferno (2014)
title_fullStr	Olie som misfittende relation: En nymaterialistisk analyse af det sorte gulds klæbrige karaktertræk i Inferno (2014)
title_full_unstemmed	Olie som misfittende relation: En nymaterialistisk analyse af det sorte gulds klæbrige karaktertræk i Inferno (2014)
title_sort	olie som misfittende relation: en nymaterialistisk analyse af det sorte gulds klæbrige karaktertræk i inferno (2014)
publisher	The Royal Danish Library
publishDate	2018
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Olie som misfittende relation: En nymaterialistisk analyse af det sorte gulds klæbrige karaktertræk i Inferno (2014)

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