Kristin Zeiler

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Linköping University

Sweden

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Kristin Zeiler is a Professor at Linköping Universitet in Sweden. Her research primarily focuses on qualitative phenomenology, medical humanities, and the ethico-political aspects of clinical judgment and cognitive screening. Recent articles reflect her exploration of aging, health and disease conceptualization, and the implications of COVID-19 experiences. Zeiler advocates for interdisciplinary dialogue between feminist technoscience and phenomenology in her scholarly work.

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Anette Wickström

Linköping University

SWEDEN

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Articles (9)

A Qualitative Phenomenological Philosophy Analysis of Affectivity and Temporality in Experiences of COVID-19 and Remaining Symptoms after COVID-19 in Sweden

Guest Editorial: Medical Humanities and COVID-19/Post-COVID-19 Challenges

Entering the grey zone of aging between health and disease: a critical phenomenological account

Ethico-Political aspects of clinical judgment in opportunistic screening for cognitive impairment: Arendtian and aristotelian perspectives

Opportunistic cognitive screening in Sweden: What the tests mean and do for patients and healthcare professionals

Ethico-Political Aspects of Conceptualizing Screening: The Case of Dementia

The performativity of surveys: Teenagers’ meaning‐making of the 'Health Behavior in School‐aged Children Survey' in Sweden

An analytic framework for conceptualisations of disease: nine structuring questions and how some conceptualisations of Alzheimer’s disease can lead to ‘diseasisation’

Why feminist technoscience and feminist phenomenology should engage with each other: on subjectification/subjectivity

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Anette Wickström

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