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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"John Duncan"”.
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Enduring Belief: Performance, Trauma, Religion
… between the1940s and the 1960s, Linda Montano, John Duncan, and Ron Athey have all consistently positioned their work in religious contexts. This trans-generational set of artists represents a spectrum of Christian traditions in the United States: Athey's improvisational Pentecostalism, the …
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The Body as a Battlefield: A practice-based, empathic approach towards non-suicidal self-injury through Schema Therapy, the American Civil War, and Bodily Performance
… fluids and endurance performances. Chris Burden, John Duncan, Marina Abramović and Ron Athey are utilised as case studies about bodily endurance performance. My goal is to potentially generate empathy for trauma through abstract visual and audio evidence of endurance and coping strategies. I …
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Metamorphism of the Troodos Massif, Cyprus
A wide variety of "geological evidence supports the contention that the Troodos massif, Cyprus is a fragment of Mesozoic sea-floor created at a constructive plate margin. Here, the metamorphism and geochemistry of the dyke/pillow lava sequence at the top of the igreous succession are shown to be …
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Diagnetic modelling in Middle Jurassic clastic sediments from the Ravenscar group, Yorkshire, and the Brent group, northern North Sea
Diagenesis is the sum of those processes whereby an originally sedimentary assemblage attempts to reach and maintain an equilibrium with its environment. Numerous factors influence and affect the diagenesis of sedimentary elastic assemblages - fundamentally unstable when deposited but never …
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Time for favour: Scottish missions to the Jews, 1838-1852
… the mission schemes of the Church of Scotland. John Roxborogh’s 1999 study Thomas Chalmers: Enthusiast for Mission curiously neglects Chalmers’ enthusiasm for missions to the Jews. Both authors are challenged by a fresh evaluation of original sources: Roxborogh in chapter two and Chambers in …
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Patrick Geddes and the Celtic Renascence of the 1890s
The fin de siècle was a time of change in nationalism, culture, art, science and religion. Nations and groups grew into defining themselves through movements such as Arts and Crafts and Art Nouveau. Some groups sought to define themselves through reviving aspects of their old cultures as …
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Emergence of the software phone : factors influencing its potential dominance
With the recent proliferation of new wireless communication technologies in the U.S. and abroad, several competing air interfaces have emerged. This situation may soon be further complicated by compeuuon to influence upcoming international standards for 3rd-generation wireless communication systems …