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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Rhythmanalysis"”.
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Experiential Encounters with Architecture and Sound: The Use of Styli in Urban Field Recording and Lefebvre's Rhythmanalysis
… and approaches described in Lefebvre’s (1993) *Rhythmanalysis* be applied as a method to enhance the mindset and practice of field recording and sound art performances? Through practice-based research, I examine the concept of ‘connecting with’ city streets in a tactile and sensory manner using …
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Things that go ‘round: A rhythmanalysis of the relationship between a ceramics practice and domesticity using the form of the vessel
Things that go ‘round: A rhythmanalysis of the relationship between a ceramics practice and domesticity using the form of the vessel This research starts from a hypothesis that a ceramics practice undertaken within the home is interwoven with other, everyday domestic obligations. The practitioner …
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A Difference in Rhythm: John Burroughs as Rhythmanalyst
… literature review, using Henri Lefebvre’s <em>Rhythmanalysis</em>, in which rhythm is the “interaction between a place, a time, and an expenditure of energy” (Lefebvre, 2004, p. 15), I explore some of Burroughs’ writing, asserting that Burroughs himself was a rhythmanalyst. Burroughs is …
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Bio-rhythms / Digi-rhythms: Synthesising the Digitally Mediated Body Through Performative Methodologies
… in a post-digital context. Using the theory of Rhythmanalysis (2004), developed by Henri Lefebvre, rhythm will be adopted as a metaphor for re-thinking our interrelation with digital interfaces, beyond the limiting parameters of a dualistic understanding of the biological body and the …
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From aspiration to attainment: Exploring the university access pathways of first-generation graduates from a West Coast town
… Lefebvre’s (1991, 2004) spatial triad and rhythmanalysis, and Vickery’s (1977) time poverty to argue that first-generation graduates rhythmically negotiated uneven socio-spatial terrains through inventive practices that resisted geographical entrapment and challenged fatalistic pathways, …
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Drawing Water, Drawing Breath, Drawing Thread, A synthesis of clinical and creative practice through space-time
… and Lefebvre’s The Production of Space and Rhythmanalysis are reviewed and linked to chronotope, unfinalisability and space-time. ‘Drawing Water’ references work on location where the interaction of the body with the sea and the littoral served as a metaphor for clinical practice. The …
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Embodied knowledge of landscape: accommodating ongoing subjective experience in the presentation of heritage landscape
… knowledge of landscape. The first involves rhythmanalysis, a method developed by sociologist Henri Lefebvre in his 2004 book, Rhythmanalysis: Space, Time and Everyday life. In undertaking research, the rhythmanalyst uses his or her own bodily rhythms as a reference through which to …
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Are You Known To Us? Inscribing a Gendered Body Through Play in the Public Built Environment
… analysed with reference to Lefebvre’s theory of rhythmanalysis, allowing me to consider how play operates within the public built environment. Several practitioners (for example, Jill Magid, Fiona Templeton and Lottie Child) have made performance interventions into public space. They use …
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Visions of Water in Lower Murray Country
… operate this weaving, and associate these with rhythmanalysis and resounding (after philosophers Henri Lefebvre and Fran Dyson, respectively). I am also inspired by the work of philosopher and poet Édouard Glissant and use his concept of Relation as a key to enable me to translate these watery …
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Unsettled Settlements: Continuity and change in the Marakwet habitation of the northern Elgeyo Escarpment, northwest Kenya, from c. 1850 to the present-day
… linked together using concepts drawn from rhythmanalysis. Overall, the research encompassed within this thesis contributes both to the understanding of the ‘shifting sedentism’ which characterises Marakwet settlement specifically, and to broader ideas concerning how we might study localised …
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Amergent Music: behavior and becoming in technoetic & media arts
Technoetic and media arts are environments of mediated interaction and emergence, where meaning is negotiated by individuals through a personal examination and experience—or becoming—within the mediated space. This thesis examines these environments from a musical perspective and considers how …