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About Julia Heinle
Master's student of Political Science at the University of Copenhagen and the publishing assistant with NIAS Press. 'It matters what stories we tell', in the words of Donna Haraway, and I really enjoying interviewing people on their research, slipping in and out of the moderator role.
Personally, I'm interested in contemporary political theory (anti- and postcolonial theory, studies of biopolitics and the intersection to anti-racist/ classist feminism) as well as ideas of a more-than-human being in the field of political ecology.
NBN Episodes hosted by Julia:
May 5, 2023
NIAS Press
What is the story behind NIAS Press becoming one of Europe's leading Asian Studies publishers? How have the academic world and scholarly publishing ch…
December 23, 2022
Fragrant Frontier
Where do the spices we find in our kitchen cabinets come from? What can we learn from tracing spices and their commodities and how does their trade im…
September 23, 2022
"Riding the Wild Horse in Chinese Literature”: Translation and Research on "Jin Ping Mei"
What is the oral tradition of Chinese storytelling about and what is the connection to the great Chinese novels? How to translate a Chinese classic …
May 6, 2022
Deities and Divas
How does queer life fit into Buddhism and ritual? What role do gay men and trans women play in the practice of spirit mediumship and how do queer spir…