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Showing 1 to 20 of 234 for “"Relationality"”.
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Intimations: videoperformance and relationality
… project examines mediated performative relationality in videoperformance by means of five artworks and a dissertation. I argue that videoperformance has the potential to contribute to wider debates on relationality, to examine the addressee and the dynamics of relationality through the …
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A Dramatist's Intent : Performativity, Relationality & Being
Within the limitations of this document, written as supplement to the three portfolio texts developed in New York between 2007 and 2013 (Desire Lines, Troyanne and A / The Biography of a Thing), I have striven to achieve three things. Firstly, to contextualise the self (I) as dramatist in relation …
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Relationality and Opacity: Approaching Trans in Cinema
This thesis seeks to attend to modes of trans relationality in cinema. Recent scholarship, most notably by Eliza Steinbock and Cáel M. Keegan, has pictured cinema as a privileged medium for diversifying the range of trans-related effects and affects available to film audiences, exploring how trans …
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Working together on ecological thinking: relationality and difference.
… draws on both ecological understandings of relationality (Bateson, Biesta, Jacobs) and of difference (Morton) to frame the contribution made by the portfolio to ecological thinking in arts practice. The approach is based in practice-led research (Biggs, Coessens et al, Douglas, Nyrnes). …
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Land, Water, and Stars: Relationality in Anishinaabe and Diasporic Literature
Land, Water, and Stars: Relationality in Anishinaabe and Diasporic Literatureexamines how relationality is encoded and portrayed in poetry, short stories, and novels by Anishinaabe and diasporic authors, Elizabeth Acevedo, Leanne Betasamosake Simpson, Gerald Vizenor, and Mohsin Hamid. Through …
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Ethical Relationality in Land-based Practices: Braiding Stories, Land, and Spirit
… to understand the ethical space and ethical relationality needed to create land-based curriculum for Tsuut’ina students that is respectful, reciprocal, relevant, relational, and responsible to Tsuut’ina peoples. Becoming familiar with theories of boundary crossing and funds of knowledge, …
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Real relationships without divine risk: The biblical portrait of divine-human relationality
… The human experience of genuine divine-human relationality is dynamic and meaningful for both the unconverted as well as the people of God. The unconverted experience God's dealings in their lives and ultimately his judgment. Meanwhile, God's people enjoy a rich relational experience, rooted …
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Impassible and impassioned: Reevaluating the doctrines of divine impassibility and divine relationality
This dissertation proposes that, when properly understood, it is correct to say that God is impassible and impassioned. This proposal self-consciously develops the dual affirmation of the mainstream impassibility tradition that God is both impassible, in the sense of never having emotion wrung from …
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Relationality over Coloniality: An Inquiry into Decolonizing Settler-isms with Indigenous Futurisms
… of contemporary society as barriers to relationality. Specifically, shame in schooling and the way settlers engage with positionality shapes and reflects how stolen land and relationality are understood. Decolonization offers some consolation, but how can a non-Indigenous settler person …
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Envisaging Community in Twenty-First Century US Film and Television: Neoliberalism, Relationality, Ecologies
… and televisual media engage with questions of relationality and collective social responsibility, envisaging forms of political community amidst the multifaceted and destructive workings of neoliberalism in America. In Chapter 1, I analyse Lonergan’s *Margaret* (2011), examining the film’s …
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Kantian Relationality: A Reinterpretation of the Kantian Self through Feminist and Intersectional Discourses
This thesis examines the relationship of ‘remote discursive precursorship’ between feminist writing on selfhood and concepts relating to selfhood from the philosophy of Immanuel Kant (1724-1804). Apart from providing a rereading of the Kantian subject from a feminist perspective, its aim is to …
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“Of Considerable Interest But of No Great Importance”: Models of Relationality in the Work of Jane Bowles
… 'Camp Cataract,' as she demonstrates models of relationality. Using affect theory, this paper explores the way that Bowles's work may offer theories of relationality, in which the self and other function via processes of reading and inscription. These models work as criticisms or investigations …
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Relationality and Reciprocity in Civic Design: Public Engagement and Offshore Wind Development in the Gulf of Maine
… remains unexplored. This thesis investigates how relationality and reciprocity are fostered through the civic design of public engagements for offshore wind development in the Gulf of Maine. Through qualitative analysis of public meeting transcripts – using thematic coding and memo writing in …
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Interweaving the Strengths of Relationality and Hierarchy in Emergency Services: A First-Person Approach to Enhancing My Leadership Practice
… (third person). Appreciating the significance of relationality in many Indigenous cultures and the call to decolonize academic and organizational structures, I also sought, through this research, to enhance my leadership capacities and my understanding of how Indigenist approaches offer insights …
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Relationality and health: developing a transversal neurotheological account of the pathways linking social connection, immune function, and health outcomes
… and neuroscientific perspectives on human relationality. This takes the form of three transversal encounters, each centred around a specific aspect of this: relationality as basic, as emergent, and as realised. From the output of these three dialogical interactions, a neurotheologically …
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Relationality and theories of the gaze: an analysis of the black female body archetype in the work of contemporary African artists
The colonial archive is marred by a history of violence, particularly in its reductionist and hypersexualized portrayals of Black bodies, especially those of Black women. This problem is rooted in colonialism, racialized misogyny, and the commodification of Black bodies for the entertainment and …
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