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Karl Emil Rosenbaek Reetz is the Carlsberg Internationalization Postdoc Fellow, Faculty of the Humanities, department of Nordic studies and linguistics at University of Copenhagen. He holds a PhD in culture and language from the University of Copenhagen. He is a literary scholar specializing in the interrelations and cultural implications of energy sources, particularly oil. His primary area of interest concerns contemporary literary fiction from the Nordic countries and their intermixture with the heavily industrialized Norway. Rosenbaek Reetz has published in The Journal of Energy History; Women, Gender & Research; and Ecozon@. He has contributed to The Cambridge Companion to World Gothic Literature, The Sea in Nordic Literature, and the Handbook of Research on Sustainable Lifestyles.
""An important- even necessary - contribution to a growing body of work on petroculture, from a region with a significant, yet understudied, greenhouse gass footprint. This culture of oil extraction is fascinatingly contradictory, even monstrous."" - Karen Pinkus, Cornell University professor emerita and author of Subsurface and Fuel: A Speculative Dictionary
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