Abstract:This paper offers a perspective on ‘care’ as a component in the identity of successful university teachers. Three key lines of flight within this assemblage (care, pedagogic health, and salutogenesis) are examined here. In combination, they may offer a response to hegemonic neoliberal discourses that typically divert academics from enacting their professional values. A ‘triple point’ is hypothesised, at which the three lines would be found to co-exist, without border or barriers.
“…This pressure entails that most universities today are governed according to a corporate logic characterized by a firm focus on competition, consumerism, and commodification. Implementing initiatives based on neoliberal ideas has resulted in a hollowing out of the mission of higher education in general while promoting impoverished and instrumental notions of teaching and learning (Kinchin et al, 2021).…”
Section: Implications For Theories Practice and Research On Pblmentioning
BIO I graduated with a master's degree in sports science, English literature, and cultural studies from Aalborg University in 2015. As part of my graduate studies, I also enrolled in courses at the University of Copenhagen and the University of Southern Denmark. Upon graduating, I was employed as a research assistant at the Center for Health Science Education and Problem-Based Learning. In 2016, I was admitted for Ph.D. studies at the Faculty of Medicine at Aalborg University. In 2019, I spent a semester at the University of Missouri, USA, where I enrolled in a course on narrative inquiry taught by renowned professor Candace Kuby, who also supervised my work while at MIZZOU. My main interests are new materialist and posthumanist theories, as well as innovative methodologies, including postqualitative inquiry and researchcreation. My work has been published in journals such as Human Arenas,
“…This pressure entails that most universities today are governed according to a corporate logic characterized by a firm focus on competition, consumerism, and commodification. Implementing initiatives based on neoliberal ideas has resulted in a hollowing out of the mission of higher education in general while promoting impoverished and instrumental notions of teaching and learning (Kinchin et al, 2021).…”
Section: Implications For Theories Practice and Research On Pblmentioning
BIO I graduated with a master's degree in sports science, English literature, and cultural studies from Aalborg University in 2015. As part of my graduate studies, I also enrolled in courses at the University of Copenhagen and the University of Southern Denmark. Upon graduating, I was employed as a research assistant at the Center for Health Science Education and Problem-Based Learning. In 2016, I was admitted for Ph.D. studies at the Faculty of Medicine at Aalborg University. In 2019, I spent a semester at the University of Missouri, USA, where I enrolled in a course on narrative inquiry taught by renowned professor Candace Kuby, who also supervised my work while at MIZZOU. My main interests are new materialist and posthumanist theories, as well as innovative methodologies, including postqualitative inquiry and researchcreation. My work has been published in journals such as Human Arenas,
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