Kate Maxwell
Stillingsbeskrivelse
Professor i musikkhistorie, teori og analyse
Sheila Kate Maxwell,
Jonas Benedict Danielsen Eskeland
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Practicing what we preach: Elise Hall and a more diverse saxophone performance tradition
Journal of Music History Pedagogy (JMHP) 2024 /
Sheila Kate Maxwell
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Queer Diffractive Kinship in Time: Rereading the Epistolary Tradition through This Is How You Lose the Time War
Palgrave Macmillan 2024 / /
Lilli Mittner,
Lise Karin Meling,
Sheila Kate Maxwell
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Arts-based pathways for sustainable transformation towards a more equal world
Nordic Journal of Art & Research (A & R) 2023 /
Kate Maxwell
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Excellence
Routledge 2023 /
Kate Maxwell,
Sabina Fosse Hansen,
Giovanna Alves dos Santos,
Jonas Benedict Danielsen Eskeland
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Studentar som endringsagentar
Podium. FOU-magasin fra Universitetet i Tromsø, Det kunstfaglige fakultet 2023
Paul Benneworth,
Kate Maxwell,
David Charles
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Measuring the effects of the social rural university campus
Research Evaluation 2022 /
Kate Maxwell,
Jonathan Greenaway
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Understanding "flow": A multimodal reading of political economy and capitalist erotics in hip hop
Multimodality & Society 2022 /
Kate Maxwell,
Sabina Fosse Hansen
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Decolonizing music history in Scandinavia: Reflections from the chalkface
Dansk Musikforskning Online 2022 /
Kate Maxwell
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A Multimodal Reading of MS C: Order, Decoration, Mutation
Brepols 2021
Kate Maxwell,
Lilli Mittner,
Hanne Hammer Stien
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Conceptualizing the North
Nordlit 2020 / / /
Kate Maxwell
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Music in the Dark: Soundscapes in Christiane Ritter's A Woman in the Polar Night
Nordlit 2020 /
Kate Maxwell,
Lilli Mittner
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Multimodality and Gender in Beck’s Song Reader
Routledge 2019 /
Kate Maxwell
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The Medieval (Music) Book: A Multimodal Cognitive Artefact
Edinburgh University Press 2019 /
Kate Maxwell
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Multimodality and Memory in the Mise en page of Guillaume de Machaut's Mass
Palgrave Macmillan 2019 /
Kate Maxwell,
Paul Benneworth
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The construction of new scientific norms for solving Grand Challenges
Palgrave Communications 2018 /
Kate Maxwell,
Lilli Mittner,
Hanne Hammer Stien
:
Conceptualizing the North
2020
Sheila Kate Maxwell
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Decolonising the curriculum: some lessons for multimodality
2023
Kate Maxwell
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Ecocriticism and the queer sexual politics of horsemeat in the Livre de Fauvel
2023
Kate Maxwell
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Decolonizing the Music Curriculum with Students as Agents of Change: Some Examples from Norway
2023
Kate Maxwell
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Bi/pantextuality, Digitized Manuscripts, and Queer Encounters
2023
Kate Maxwell,
David Charles,
Paul Benneworth
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Measurement is the mother of all exclusion: How "excellence" can marginalize multidisciplinarity and engaged research
2022
Kate Maxwell
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Toute Belle and the construction of the female voice in medieval and early modern sound and writing
2022
Kate Maxwell,
David Charles,
Paul Benneworth
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The Social Rural University Campus and the Rural Creative Economy
2022
Kate Maxwell
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Queering the rose from the Roman de la rose to K-pop
2022
Kate Maxwell
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Toute Belle and the Construction of the Female Voice in Medieval and Early Modern Sound and Writing
2022
Kate Maxwell,
David Charles,
Paul Benneworth
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Measurement is the Mother of all Exclusion: How "Excellence" can Marginalize Multidisciplinarity and Engaged Research
2022
Kate Maxwell
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Response to the Digital Machaut Roundtable
2021
Kate Maxwell
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The Queer Sexual Politics of Horsemeat in the Livre de Fauvel
2021
Kate Maxwell
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Music and the Pornographic Spectrum: Music and Erotic Imagery from the Middle Ages to the Internet
2021
Kate Maxwell,
Carlo Allemano
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Cherubino: Mozart's Masturbation Metaphor
2021
Hanne Hammer Stien,
Kate Maxwell,
Lilli Mittner
:
Conceptualizing the North
2021
Kate Maxwell,
Lilli Mittner,
Hanne Hammer Stien
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A voyage into peer review
Research Europe 2020
Kate Maxwell
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The Bitextuality of Digitised Manuscripts
2019
Kate Maxwell,
Unni Pia Løvhaug,
Per Pippin Aspaas,
Magnar Gullikstad Johnsen,
Bente Heimtun,
Per helge Nylund
:
Nordlyset hjemme – Nordlysvitenskap og ÐÒÔË´óתÅÌ i 100 Ã¥r
Nordlyset hjemme – Nordlysvitenskap og ÐÒÔË´óתÅÌ i 100 Ã¥r 2018
Kate Maxwell
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The Posthuman Pragmatics of the Book: A Multimodal Reading of a Digitised Manuscript
2018
Kate Maxwell,
Jon Greenaway
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Understanding Flow: Difference and Repetition in Norwegian Hip Hop
2018
Kate Maxwell,
Paul Benneworth
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Research Funding is Critical to Societally Relevant Research
Elephant in the Lab 13. september 2018 /
Kate Maxwell,
Paul Benneworth,
Martin Siefkes
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Sandpits Can Develop Cross-Disciplinary Projects, but Funders Need to be as Open-Minded as Researchers
LSE Impact Blog 15. oktober 2018 /
Kate Maxwell
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Lett å være rebell i kjellerleiligheten din: The sexist in the basement of Norwegian hip hop
2018
Kate Maxwell,
Lilli Mittner
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Multimodal Evangelism, or, Is Everything Really Multimodal? Reflections on Multimodality and Gender
2018
Kate Maxwell
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Kjønnsperspektiver i rytmisk musikk
2018
Kate Maxwell,
Lilli Mittner
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Notation and Gender in Beck's Song Reader
2018
Kate Maxwell
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#MeToo #ShePersisted: Understanding society and culture through gender and pop music
2018
Kate Maxwell
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‘Lett å være rebell i kjellerleiligheten din': The sexist in the basement of Norwegian hip hop
2018
Kate Maxwell,
Paul Benneworth
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The construction of new scientific norms for solving grand challenges: Reflections from the Norwegian Idélab research programme
2017
Kate Maxwell
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(Still) not asking for it
2017
Kate Maxwell
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Mixing It Up: The Place of the Arts in Multidisciplinary Contexts
Podium. FOU-magasin fra Universitetet i Tromsø, Det kunstfaglige fakultet 2017
Kate Maxwell
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The rebel in the basement: agency and action in Norwegian hip hop
2017
Kate Maxwell,
Paul Benneworth
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Sandpits Can Help Researchers Escape Disciplinary Bubbles
Research Europe 26. oktober 2017
Kate Maxwell,
Friederike Bischoff
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Musikalsk innslag under åpning av studieåret 2017/18
Fremføring av verket "(Still) not asking for it" av Kate Maxwell
2017
Forskningsinteresser
Forskning inom rytmisk musikk, middelaldermusikk, multimodalitet, musikk og erotikk, skeiv studier, grafisk notasjon, fransk litteratur, forskningskommunikasjon. Monografi Music and the Pornographic Spectrum from the Middle Ages to the Internet under kontrakt med De Gruyter / New Queer Medievalisms og bok (med David Carillo-Rangel) Queer Textures of the Past: Feeling the Fifth to the Fifteenth Centuries under kontrakt with De Gruyter / Medieval Institute Publications (begge åpen tilgang med støtte fra UB publiseringsfond).
Mer info: https://skatemaxwell.wordpress.com/category/publications/
Undervisning
MUS-1508: Musikkhistorie og musikkanalyse (MUAN)
MUS-1608: Musikalsk praksis, kultur og samfunn i historiske perspektiver (MKS)
Kunstnerisk prosjekt (valgemne, bachelor)
Masterprosjekt
Kunsnterisk forskning og metode (Master)
