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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Third Hand"”.

  1. Three is a Crowd: A potential exception to an oppositional rule

    … logic of dialecticism and the homogenous ‘third hand’ of collaboration theory. Michel Serres’ assertion that to ‘hold a dialogue is to suppose a third man and seek to exclude him’ positions the ‘third man’ of communication as a disruptive force. The excluded third is a noise in the …

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  2. Barriers for rural youth accessing mental health care with complex or reduced parental support

    … in southern Ontario were spoken with to obtain a third-hand perspective on the importance of parental involvement in rural youth’s mental health care. Reflecting on their responses through the lens of social capital, parental involvement was established as essential in rural youth gaining access …

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  3. Empowering Korean Adolescent Girls Using Smartphones as a Stimulus for Creative Expression: Response Art and Dialogue

    <p>This mixed method art therapy research was conducted to address the creative and emotional potential of 33 Korean adolescent girls by using the stimulus of a smartphone in a therapeutic setting for six sessions. As the smartphone is central to their personal and cultural expression, the intent …

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  4. Spatial characteristics that create & sustain functional encounters: a new three-layered model for unpacking how street markets support urbanity

    … found in the study combine to replace third-hand stereotypes of what someone will be like based on appearances alone with first-hand knowledge of what someone is like based on shared experience. The compulsion to be the same is thus reduced and urbanity is supported.

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