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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Post-qualitative research"”.

  1. Com-post-humanism: implications for foundation phase environmental education in South Africa

    In early childhood education research (which includes Grade R and Grade 1 in the Foundation Phase in South Africa), posthuman frameworks are mostly used without explicitly making the connection to issues of climate change and environmental education/sustainability education. Within the context of …

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  2. Trans-corporeal bodybuilding: an exploration of the trans-corporeal relations between South African competitive male bodybuilders and their more-than-human world(s)

    … gap, this study adopted a feminist-inflected posthumanist approach to explore how the material agencies of South African competitive male bodybuilders’ muscle as well as their more-than-human world(s) co-participate in building their muscle, for the competitive stage. In doing so, the study …

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  3. Tales of Re-Entry to Adult High School Programs: A Rhizomatic (De)(Re)Tangling

    This rhizomatic research is an experimental wondering and wandering with a Deleuzian- Guattarian mindset. The purpose of this study is to de-re-territorialize affective adults who have been dropping out and dropping back in to high school. Adults who are dropping out and dropping in often find …

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  4. No Black-and-White Answers: Cultural Responsiveness and Māori Students

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