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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Marginalized peoples"”.
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Re-collective Revolution: A Reclamation of Black Self-Subsistent Economic Tradition
… of a collectively liberated future for all marginalized peoples is rooted in a rectified understanding of the redacted history of marginalized peoples. This paper uncovers a history of collective, collaborative, and communal economic traditions of pre-colonial societies in West Africa, with …
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The Delicate Art of Being: Psychological Responses to Environmental Damage in American Fiction of the 1970s
… landscapes inhabited by exploited and marginalized peoples complicate any understanding of the environmental movement as a biocentric deification of nature. These depictions ask us to practice environmentally-aware, ecocentric acts of viewing that illuminate both abjected peoples and …
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A Taste of Rhetoric: Moves & Practices in the Decolonization & Restoration of Historic Foodways
… especially within the cultures of historically marginalized peoples. The past decades have seen a profusion of academic food research, but the role of language in understanding food, especially in a multicultural, globalized world, remains understudied. This paper examines how three rhetorical …
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Transnational Public Relations in Postcolonial Spaces: Making Space for other Discourses in the Afghan Public Sphere
… realistic situation of the lived experience of marginalized peoples. In particular, this dissertation studies the application of transnational public relations in activist contexts through the case study of a nongovernmental organization working on the ground in postcolonial nations in order to …
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Empire Rules: Cultures of U.S. Imperialism in Multi-Ethnic Literature of the U.S.
… with the material effects on colonized, marginalized peoples. Reckoning with U.S. Empire within the literary space of contemporary MELUS, I argue, illustrates how the symbolic and material rules of U.S. Empire were established and how these rules concurrently erase their authors and …
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“Quisiera ver los que suelen componer estos libros de pastores donde todo es primavera”: campo literario y literatura del campo en España y la América colonial (1516-1808)
… grasp of the rural space and its diverse peoples. It contributes to current trends in colonial, cultural, and Spanish Early Modern studies by integrating frequently dissociated theoretical frameworks within the fields of history, literature, philosophy, and economy. Moreover, my …
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Appalachian Regionalism: Reimagining Modernism on the Periphery of American Art
… histories that seek to be inclusive to marginalized peoples and misunderstood cultures, this project explores the importance of Appalachian regionalism and makes the case for its addition to art historical scholarship.
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Cruelty Counts: Anti-Asian Violence and its Queer Afterlives
… this work ponders on what remains and how marginalized peoples endure. It follows the ethical and political struggles to creating something a new from violence’s wake.
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"Of the sky above you must beware": Airspace and airpower in twentieth century literature
… populations only by sacrificing those of marginalized peoples.</p> <p>The air war is perceived as clean, I suggest, when we see neither the aviator nor the targeted populations in this dynamic. Strong forces of spatial and discursive distancing, produced by the verticality of the air war …
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Tabi. Tabbi. Tabique. Tabby.
… cycles of capital by the enslaved and indigenous peoples associated with its labor. By archiving everyday practices involving oysters and tabby, I hope to rethink how we orient larger tactics of environmental and material resilience towards the stories and labor of marginalized peoples. In this …
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Exploring the Lives of Parents of Traditionally Marginalized Gifted Students
… the lived parenting experiences of traditionally marginalized gifted students within the educational setting and at home. For this study, the researcher gathered information from seven parents of traditionally marginalized gifted students and told their stories. Since the families are …
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The stories are burning inside of us: exploring daily violence, peacebuilding, and intercultural humility and resilience in interracial family communication
… power dynamics, and supporting the voices of marginalized peoples. Cross-culturally congruent listening creates opportunities to further peacebuilding in cross-cultural communication by creating feelings of connection and belonging as interracial families collectively engage in storytelling …