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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Archive studies"”.
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Research Data Management and Sharing Practices in the Digital Humanities with a Focus on Publisher Support: A Case Study in the Field of Web Archive Studies
… First, not enough Research Data Management studies have been conducted in either the humanities or the Digital Humanities that present a well-developed understanding of the nature of data in these fields, or the appropriate management thereof. Second, there is a critical lack of Research …
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Object-based learning, art and design collections and the art school: mobilising material culture to support art and design teaching practice in tertiary education
… How can object-based learning activities using archives and collections in art and design pedagogic contexts enhance learning and well-being? The discipline of object-based learning as suggested by Paris (2002) is rooted in museums and has been enthusiastically embraced by academics exploring …
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Articulated Absences and Silenced Souvenirs: exploring Switzerland’s complicity in the trading of Nazi gold through a counter-archive
… to this historical invisibility through a counterarchive of objects and material interventions, in order to facilitate an alternative engagement with Switzerland’s contested past and encourage critical discourse about the impacts of state secrecy on cultural memory and national identity. With a …
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Grey Milk & Lost Kin Re-sounding, Re-visioning and Re-membering Trauma in the Scottish Nawkin Archives
Recent scholarship has begun to address the violence of colonial legacies that erase Indigenous and local knowledge systems, cultural heritage, and collective identity. Yet Scottish Nawkin communities from the southwest borderlands remain absent from these conversations. Situated in radical …
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Brand Archives: The rescuing of locally specific brand imagery as a graphic design response to the globalization of visual identity
… this thesis questions the significance of archives to locally specific brands claiming symbolic and cultural relevance. It shows how can graphic designers can contribute to the preservation of cultural diversity through visual identity. To address the loss of cultural memory as well as the …
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Socialising The Archive: Art and Archival Encounters
Within fine art practice the archive is referred to and drawn on by artists in many different ways, including referencing processes of collection and accumulation to create new work and engaging with documents to create narratives that contest mainstream histories. This practice based research …
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Deaf Education in Early Childhood: Bilingual approaches in Mainland China from 1996-2004
… interviews, classrooms observations, and archive studies, during a period from autumn 2003 to summer 2008. Data were analysed using a continuous question and comparison method to establish themes and issues which were common to the many participants and different experiments and sites in …
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The Material Language of Protest: Textile Art and Clothing Craftivism, Britain 1970-2018
… contextualise this approach, four specific case studies were analysed. These were the Women’s Liberation Movement (1970—1990); Punk Anti-Fashion (1974—1984); Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp (1981—1991); and contemporary craftivism in the form of The Women’s Movement (2008—2018). The case …
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Exhibiting A Collective Thinking: Schizo-Culture For Now
This PhD thesis demonstrates, while articulating, a collective thinking through ‘schizo- cultural’ tendencies in experimental and creative practice. It is grounded in a practice- based and collaborative methodology, developed through writing, editorial/curatorial work and exhibition-making, …
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Partitioned listening: sonic methodology and the archive after 1947
… timely methodological paradigms for Partition studies, while critically expanding the fields of oral history, postcolonial studies and sound studies. Following relevant strands of (feminist) oral history, political anthropology, analytic philosophy, fictive and testimonial outputs and …
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Poetry and the Archive
In 2006 selected Cornish mining areas were validated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Here are found numerous remnants of the mining industry that justified Cornwall’s prominence from the Industrial Revolution up to the close of the last major mine in the 1990s. An essential part of that history is …
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Mapping Partition: The Cartographic Construction of Pakistan
In the summer of 1947, a British barrister who had never before set foot in India used paper maps to sketch out the lines that would lead to its partition. Today, the border he designed is one of the most militarized and surveilled spaces on earth. Thousands of floodlights installed along its …
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Realist Collage: Non-fiction Film Practice Addressing the History and Identity of 'Welsh Wales' through Critical Realism, Found Footage and Animation
… project lies at the intersection of documentary, archive film, animation and history. It’s philosophical framework is critical realism, a position that sees reality as a plurality of interdependent structures and mechanisms operating in stratified systems. The research deploys collage as a …
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Psychologies and Spaces of Accumulation: The hoard as collagist methodology (and other stories)
… making specific reference to written/visual case-studies from Charcot and Freud. I question whether disorder can ever be seen as a culturally produced phenomenon in parallel to its clinical counterpart and suggest its uses to knowledge production within the fields of Fine Art and critical theory. …