Katharina Liebsch

Author · 1 book

Katharina Liebsch (born 1962) is a German sociologist specializing in microsociology. Since 2010, she has been a professor of sociology at the Helmut Schmidt University in Hamburg. Previously, she taught family and youth sociology at Goethe University Frankfurt from 2004 to 2010 and sociology at the University of Education Weingarten from 2001 to 2004. Her academic areas of interest include gender studies, hermeneutic sociology of knowledge, the analysis of norms, and the sociology of the body and biopolitics.

Books

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Uta Meier-Gräwe, Ina Praetorius, Feline Tecklenburg, Margrit Brückner, Gabriele Winker, Gaby Belz, Caroline Krüger, Elisabeth Klatzer, Alexandra Strickner, Simona Ďurišová, Anna Leder, Christine Rudolf, Ulrike Reiche, Ulrike Knobloch, Maren Jochimsen, Corinna Dengler, Eva Fleischer, Karin Jurczyk, Barbara Thiessen, Sonja Bastin, Bettina Rainer, Maria Eitel, Christina Wolff, Almut Peukert, Tanja Carstensen, Petra Böhnke, Zoe Clark, Stefan Kerber-Clasen, Katharina Liebsch, Henning Lohmann, Anna Mucha, Daniela Rastetter, Anne Vogelpohl, Katharina Zimmermann, Brigitte Aulenbacher, Matthias Neumann, Sascha Verlan, Mirjam Aggeler, Anja Peter, Martina Camenzind, Yvonne Ribi, Michaela Moser, Katharina Kohnen, Jonas Löwenberg, Silvia Habekost, Dana Lützkendorf, Sabri Schumacher, Brigitte Bührlen, Andrea Schäfer, Ramla Abukar, Nora Peulen, Sulca Ariza, Christoph Sanders, Wolfgang Menz, Anna Saave, Laura Lüth, Miriam Laschinski, Sandra Antelmann