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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Visible invisible"”.

  1. The Visible Invisible Object: A Photographic Enquiry 'Recording' A Lived Life

    Abstract The Visible Invisible Object: A Photographic Enquiry ‘Recording’ A Lived Life David George Sullivan This practice-led research project is centred upon a photographic ‘recording’ of everyday ‘objects’, which has been built up since 2004. I have ‘recorded’ everyday ‘objects’ that I have …

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  2. THE IMPACTS OF VISIBLE/INVISIBLE IDENTITY CHARACTERISTICS ON EMPLOYEES’ PERCEPTIONS OF DISCRIMINATION, JOB SATISFACTION, AND TURNOVER INTENTIONS

    … whether an identity characterized as visible and/or invisible would affect an individual’s decision to either manifest and/or suppress his/her identity. The study further examined the effects of identity management techniques used by individuals on their perceptions of discrimination …

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  3. The Living Experience of Feeling Playful

    … ways people choose living quality becoming visible-invisible becoming of the emerging now framed in the ethos of the human becoming paradigm. The participants were 10 reservation dwellers living in the rural upper Midwest. A synthetic definition through concept inventing has been created. …

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  4. Traps and tools: a contextual critique of the right to development in international law

    … into the dichotomies of orthodox/unorthodox, visible/invisible, norms/structures, rights/emancipation and regulation/deregulation, this thesis draws methodological insights from Sousa Santos’ (2007) ‘Epistemology of the South’ and Smith’s (1999) Decolonizing Methodologies. In conclusion, the …

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  5. Aesthetics in Ruins: Parisian Writing, Photography and Art, 1851-1892

    … about space (inside/outside, up/down, visible/invisible), time, and the individual in relation to the city. In view of tracing the transformation of the ruin ethos in relation to modern sensibilities towards the city and its modes of representation, a chronological approach concentrates …

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  6. 'Transsexual' people in UK workplaces: an analysis of transsexual men's and transexual women's experiences

    … UK workplaces. It investigates the mediation of visible/invisible gender-diversity/atypical gender-history, and the ways in which this influences trans-employees’ experiences of discrimination, protection, support, and inclusion/exclusion. Gender is discussed in terms of individual/interpersonal …

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  7. Awareness of between-ness: immaterial and material, Katami, once a possession of the deceased

    … and how to visualise it. ‘Between-ness’ is an 'invisible' subject to explore, and the existence of 'between-ness' requires 'things' that inhabit the between, and without these 'things' there will be no ‘between'. Because I have been living in Australia for nearly half of my life leaving all my …

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  8. Prison Sights: Carceral Counter-Visions in Documentary Film

    … organize their visual fields: inside/outside, visible/invisible, presence/absence, and past/present. I argue that the formal capacities of documentary film offer unique potential to challenge the naturalized visions of the carceral state through their ability to exploit these tensions. The …

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