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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Unhomely"”.
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I am here now: A play – and – Polyvocality, the unhomely, and the methods of Mike Leigh in playwriting: An exegesis
… Homi Bhabha’s concepts of ‘home’ and the unhomely, and ultimately polyvocality, understood by Mikhail Bakhtin and others, as the multiplicity of voice(s) in a text. What became apparent through the research was a battle between the efficacies of the devising methods – that is, the …
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The novel ''Another Country'' and “Miss Jessie Isn’t All There”: Jean Rhys, spaces, and difference
… multiple discourses in the novels to create an ‘unhomely space’ is examined, as is the way this unhomely space introduces into the fiction a new mutability which, rather than representing a simple escape from the European literary tradition, offers a parallel mode and a way of altering the …
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To Build Home and to Live in (U)Hygge
… uhygge—the strange, foreign, othered, and unhomely—as queerness in the heteronormative discourses of a nation, a spatial form of being together that maintains the histories of diverse struggles. To Build Home and to Live in (U)Hygge produces a three-act play that reconstitutes the cultural …
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(Un)Homely in Cape Town: contested space and the post-apartheid urban narrative
… as well as Homi Bhabha's notion of the “unhomely”. The concepts of home, unhoming and homelessness are therefore used to establish how history and space collide to create a palimpsestic reading of Cape Town. Thus, the study maps spatial contestation in central and peripheral locations of …
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The Difficulty of Homecoming: Film and Philosophy through Monster, A Hidden Life, and Mountains May Depart
… and unfinishable movement between the homely and unhomely in language, transcendence, and time. Chapter One interprets Monster as a mind-game film, discussing how its mind-game, qua language game, explores homecoming in language. Moving between different perspectives, the film invites us to …
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Representation of displacement in the exhibition Dis-Location/Re-Location
… placelessness and locatedness; homely and unhomely that the experience of uprooting and relocating foregrounds. While displacement is understood in terms of trauma and conflict, this condition is also regarded as a generative space of possibility for the emergence of new identity …
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The Trace of Everyday Life: The Interpretation of Déjà vu in Fine Art Practice
… with déjà vu and the unheimlich (i.e. uncanny/ unhomely). My practice, and its theoretical contextualisation, address ideas that are manifest in the philosophical and psychological literature on the connection between déjà vu and the unheimlich, particularly in relationship to Vernon M. Neppe’s …