My dissertation concerns historical modes of reasoning towards future uncertainties. I, in particular, focus on semiotic forms of inference, and this logic’s epistemological roots through a genealogy. Via a number of exemplars, I also demonstrate how, and where, this semiotic style of anticipation is present in modern economic activity, and how it relates to recent sociological theorizing on the temporal structure of capitalism.
Primary research areas
Historical epistemology
Economic sociology
Semiotics
Social and political theory
Link to this homepage
www.cbs.dk/en/staff/rpomsc
Courses
Globalization: Practices, Perspectives and Ideologies
Globalization studies
Supervision
I supervise both undergraduate and master projects.
