Ved ANDERS FOGH JENSEN
Ved ANDERS FOGH JENSEN
Curriculum vitae
Born: May 13, 1973
Sex: Male
Nationality: Danish
Email: [email protected]
Homepage: www.filosoffen.dk
Phone: (+45) 26809555
Adress, work: Filosoffen, Himmelbjergvej 59, Laven, 8600 Silkeborg
Occupation
Philosopher, independent
Author
Consultancy and therapy – organizations, individuals and couples
External lecturer, University of Aarhus
2007 Ph.D. University of Copenhagen, Department of Arts and Cultural Studies
2002 D.E.A. Philosophy University of Paris I, Panthéon-Sorbonne
1997 MA Philosophy University of Odense
1996 BA Phlosophy University of Paris I, Panthéon-Sorbonne
Books
2018 Pseudo-labour. Gyldendal. 294 pages. (Pseudoarbejde). Written with Dennis Nørmark
2013 How should I live, Kierkegaard? Copenhagen: Akademisk forlag. 169 pages.
2012 The Project Society. Aarhus: Unipress, 2012.
2011 Epi-demos. A little treaty on great epidemics (Epi-demos. En lille bog om store epidemier). Copenhagen: THP. 110 pages.
2009 The Project Society (Projektmennesket), Aarhus: University Press of Aarhus, 148 pages.
2009 The Project Society (Projektsamfundet), Aarhus: University Press of Aarhus, 385 pages.
2006 The Cartography of Power. Foucault and Bourdieu (Magtens kartografi. Foucault og Bourdieu), Copenhagen: Forlaget Unge Pædagoger, 152 pages.
2005 Foucault’s Philosophy (Mellem ting. Foucaults filosofi), Frederiksberg: Det lille forlag, 352 pages.
2001 The Power of Metaphor. Foetuses of the Imagination and the Births of Reason (Metaforens magt. Fantasiens foster og fornuftens fødsler) Århus: Modtryk, 252 pages.
Articles
2017 "The Metamorphosis". Introduction til The Book of Job. Copenhagen: Bibelselskabet.
2013 “Gevangenis, kerke, voetbalveld. Of hoe de maatschppij én projectmaatschappij is geworden”. Mechelen: Contour.
2013 “Prison, Church, Football pitch. Or how society became a project society”. Mechelen: Contour.
2013 “Speech That Works. Well.” in Modersmålsselskabets årbog.
2012 “The Gift of Odysseus”. Aarhus: Klim.
2011 “Capitalism and Critics” in Modern French Thinking (Moderne franske tænkere) Aarhus: Slagmark.
2004 “Systems of Emancipation” in Dalager og Jørgensen, A Time for Respect (Tid til respekt), Copenhagen: Socialpolitisk forlag.
2003 “Introduction” to the Danish translation of Michel Foucault: History of Madness (Galskabens historie) Frederiksberg: Det lille forlag.
2002 “The Capturing Eye” in Social Kritik, n.79.
2002 “Introduction” to the Danish translation of Michel Foucault: Discipline and Punish (Overvågning og straf), Frederiksberg: Det lille forlag.
Articles (co-writer, peer reviewed journal)
2016 Jensen, A., Thuesen, C., & Geraldi, J. (2016): “The projectification of everything: Projects as a human condition.” in Project Management Journal, 47(3); pp.21-34.
Winner of the PMJ Article of the year award.
Academic Engagements
2015-2016 External associate Professor, Aarhus University, Arts
2014-2015 Assistant Professor at Institute for Sociale Work, Metropol, Copenhagen
2013 External associate professor, University of Copenhagen, Department of Philosophy
2013 External associate Professor, Copenhagen Business School, Department of Management, Politics and Philosophy
2012 Teaching philosophy at Borups Højskole
2003-2007 Ph.D. Scholarship Department of Arts and Cultural Studies, University of Copenhagen
2003 Associate professor Department of Comparative Literature, University of Copenhagen
1998-2008 External associate professor
– Department of Management, Politics and Philosophy, Copenhagen Business School
– Department of Comparative Literature, University of Copenhagen
– Department of Political Science, University of Copenhagen
– Department of Philosophy, University of Southern Denmark
– Center for cand.negot, University of Southern Denmark
– Center for Linguistics, University of Aarhus
– Center for Asian Studies, University of Aarhus
– Center for Slavonic Studies, University of Aarhus
– Center for Roman Studies, University of Aarhus
2017 They dance alone, Rialto Teathre, Copenhagen (writer)
2014 Performance of history, Godsbanen, Aarhus (co-writer and actor)
2004 Capital, Mammutteratret, Kanonhallen, Copenhagen (co-writer)