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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Cavarero"”.
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"Her organs were a question of the state" reading Adriana Cavarero from the Latin American post-colony
… singularity is necessary. The work of Adriana Cavarero is at the center of the project whose ouvre has argued for the need for a philosophy of singularity as well as for a re-thinking of bodies in philosophy. Yet, as the author of this dissertation is committed to the project of singularity as …
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Isililo sikaNandi: imagining dithyrambic dirge to performatively score the precarity of blackwomnhood
… and ‘what' I am through exploring what Adriana Cavarero refers to as the ‘narratable self' (2005: x) in conjunction with Barbara Boswell's ‘creative re-visioning' (2010:1) and what Audre Lorde defines as ‘autobiomythography' (Lorde, 1996). In order to do this, the study employs a Practice as …
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A Queering of Memory, Temporality, Subjectivity: Subversive Methods in Audiovisual Practice
… and voice (Gordon: 1997; Dinshaw: 1999; Cavarero: 2005; Freccero: 2006; Love: 2007; Blanco and Peeren: 2013). Haptic Aurality builds on established theories of cinematic embodiment (Sobchack: 1992, 2004; Marks: 2000, 2002, Barker: 2009), by attending specifically to sound (Voegelin: 2010; …
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The mermaids dive for freedom: Voices of feminist community activists plunging through neoliberal times
… neoliberal governmentality and Adriana Cavarero‟s feminist philosophy of the narratable self. This double analytic is framed through Hannah Arendt‟s distinction between the discursive registers of „what‟ and „who‟, linked to Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill‟s poetic imaginary of the mermaid in exile …
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Unresolved Differences: Choreographing Community in Cross-Generational Dance Practice
… examined through the philosophies of Adriana Cavarero, and Jean-Luc Nancy. Given its perceived agenda to bring people of distinct ages together into a harmonious totality, Cross-generational Dance provides a particular opportunity to discuss community, examined here through case-studies of key …
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Reframing Excess: Death and Power in Contemporary Mexican Literary and Visual Culture
… as Georges Bataille, Achille Mbembe, Adriana Cavarero, Roberto Esposito, Michel Foucault and Jacques Rancière, and with close reference to the ‘necropolitical’ theory and cultural texts authored in Mexico, I posit excess as an analytical term that can encompass both reflexive critiques of …
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Speakingdance: a concept-based practice for the performance of being
… audience participation. The ideas of Adrianna Cavarero, Martin Heidegger, Jacques Derrida, and Henri Bergson, provided a philosophical context for experiential knowledge. Writing facilitated reflection in which the concepts of Speakingdance were formulated. The practice research was structured …
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Veteran teacher voices: Relational accountability and ethical professionalism in second-level education in Ireland.
… based on the work of the philosophers Adriana Cavarero (2000) and Judith Butler (2012; 2010; 2004), the study examines the teacher identity narratives of eight secondlevel teachers who each have more than 20 years’ experience. A methodology is developed which uses the ethics of recognition as a …
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CARE OBFUSCATION AS THE PERFORMANCE OF VERTICALITY: THE POSTURAL GEOMETRIES OF (DESIRING) ACADEMIC PARENTS
… draw particular inspiration from Adriana Cavarero’s (2016) examination of the masculine legacies central to much western modern philosophy. Whilst governing rationalities in neoliberal societies revere what Cavarero calls a kind of “verticality” – an analogy for the autonomous and …
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Reckonings with Loss in the Works of Camille Laurens, Agnès Varda and Sophie Calle
… theorists, notably Judith Butler and Adriana Cavarero, this thesis ultimately proposes that women writers and artists are offering alternative, feminist engagements with loss, dependent on an acknowledgment of the other as beyond our comprehension but desirous that their story be told. The …
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Maternal Transgressions in Contemporary Cinema
… also draws on the critical work of Adriana Cavarero, Lisa Downing, Lauren Berlant and Eugenie Brinkema to consider issues of contemporary violence, ethics and precarity. In the introduction, I set out the key theoretical concerns of the thesis and illustrate how Klein’s psychoanalytic model …
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Female vocality in theatre : sounding, hearing, and structures of feeling re-framed
… Italian feminist philosopher Adriana Cavarero terms this 'the de-vocalization of logos' (2005: 33) which is useful in understanding how women's voices have seemingly been ignored. I review my own practice and the challenges it presented in uncovering alternative theatrical means to …