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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Between-ness"”.
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Awareness of between-ness: immaterial and material, Katami, once a possession of the deceased
My obsession with 'between-ness' started whilst taking photographs as a professional photographer. I explored the space between a subject and the camera as an energy flow. This energy flow with the subject (organic or non organic) and the space it occupied created in my photographs a more visually …
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Dancing the in-between-ness: (re)articulating Bartenieff Fundamentals through improvised dance performance-making
This thesis evolves the movement system of Bartenieff Fundamentals centralising questions of bodily-spatial explorations through improvisation. Nuanced relationships with Bartenieff’s framework for the moving body are developed within approaches to artistic practice in dance. The thesis presents …
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Lucidity
This thesis focuses on space, the in-between-ness that exists amidst mental and physical experience. Pith explains personal attachments and rooting systems. The thesis continues with Blessing, narrating love then loss, and finishes with a recipe for making a tomato sandwich. Blessing is followed by …
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The Poetics of Liminality and the Politics of English Literary Culture, 1635-1700
… by sharp oppositions, by clarity and exactness, by the concrete and not the metaphorical, or so literary history has often told us. "The Poetics of Liminality" tells a different story. By calling attention to themes and forms of in-between-ness in literature spanning the 1630s to the 1690s, …
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Midwife of An-arché: Toward a Poetics of Becoming-with-Woman
This project explores the connections between midwifery and the ethical demands attendant to poetic practice. Through verse and prose, I unfold a figuration of the midwife that traverses the boundaries between Levinasian heteronomy and Deleuzian heteromorphism, and is a constitutive factor in sites …