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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Autoethnographic Practice"”.

  1. Righting and Re-Writing The Blueprint: The creation of an Afrofuturistic television series and a self-sustaining television network to disrupt the misrepresentation of the Caribbean Family in British Television Drama

    This autoethnographic practice-based thesis maps the diminishing representation of the British Caribbean Family in British Television Drama, particularly the absence of the One African Family framework and the overall invisibility of the Black presence in British History. This thesis further …

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  2. Performing the encounter; a practice-led inquiry

    … reproducing real-life narratives but a dynamic practice of engagement, wit(h)nessing, and artistry. Through a practice-led inquiry, two key projects - Sense of Home and Company in the Gardens - are examined to consider how verbatim theatre can foster attentiveness to the complexities of lived …

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  3. Revitalising the representation of Iranian women: A critical and creative exploration of gendered identity in the contemporary art of Iran.

    … in particular. These burdensome representational practices frustrate many Iranians but can only be discussed explicitly once an individual, such as myself, is outside the context of Iran. This qualitative research project includes a creative practice component and is set out within the theoretical …

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