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Dr. Denis Hänzi

Portrait Denis Hänzi lic. rer. soc.
Research Fields
  • Gender and Professionalization
  • Analysis of Interpretational Patterns (Deutungsmuster)
  • Structural Changes in Professional Fields
  • Qualitative-reconstructive Methods in Social Research
Contact
fon: +49 30 25491 210
fax: +49 30 25491 530
mail: haenzi [at] wzb [dot] eu
Reichpietschufer 50
D-10785 Berlin
Visiting Researcher of the Research Group
Science Policy Studies
CV

since 08 2010
Research fellow in the Research Group “Science Policy Studies”

2007 - 2010
Assistant and researcher in the ProDoc-module „Charisma at Work. Masculinity, Profession and Identity“ at the Institute of Sociology, University of Bern

10 2007 - 06 2008
Visiting scholarship at the Research Training Group “Gender as a Category of Knowledge”, Humboldt University of Berlin; Associate membership at the International Research Training Group “Interart Studies”, Freie Universität Berlin

2006 - 2009
Member of the Research Training Group “Gender: Scripts and Prescripts”, Universities of Bern and Freiburg i. Üe.

2005/2006
Research fellow at Zurich University of the Arts

2004 - 2007
Research fellow at the Teacher Training College Bern (PHBern)

1997 - 2004
Study of Sociology, Media and Theatre Science at the University of Bern


Selected Publications
  • Hänzi, Denis (2010): ""Es war mega-cool! Man dachte, die Welt wächst in den Himmel" (Susanna Hiltebrand, Brokerin)". In: Claudia Honegger/Sighard Neckel/Chantal Magnin (Hg.): Strukturierte Verantwortungslosigkeit. Berichte aus der Bankenwelt. Edition Suhrkamp. Frankfurt a.M.: Suhrkamp, S. 134-139.

Der ideale Regisseur. Zur Genese eines normativen Männlichkeitsmusters, in: Binswanger, Christa et al. (Hg.): Gender Scripts. Widerspenstige Aneignungen von Geschlechternormen. Frankfurt/M.: Campus, 2009, 143-160.

Fördern und Auslesen. Deutungsmuster von Lehrpersonen zu einem beruflichen Dilemma. Wiesbaden: VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften , 2007, (with Ursula Streckeisen and Andrea Hungerbühler).

Wir waren die Swissair. Piloten schauen zurück. Bern: Neue Berner Beiträge zur Soziologie, 2007.

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