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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"autonomous agency"”.

  1. A study of three child’s voice initiatives and their impact for the year 6 participants and their junior school

    … identified 4 emergent themes: confidence, trust, autonomous agency and transformation of self, and showed that there was a positive impact on the pupils through decision-making opportunities both on the school culture and the school community itself characterised by trust and the development of …

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  2. Human dignity and intellectual disability: Thinking with Beauvoir over the influence of the Kantian view

    … human dignity outside of a framework of autonomous agency because it becomes exclusive of some people with intellectual disabilities. Guided by the thought of Simone de Beauvoir I attempt to formulate, instead, a phenomenological-existential model of human dignity, to approach the concept …

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  3. Ingeborg Bachmann: Wer spricht? Eine Analyse der Sprache und des Subjekts in dem Erzählband Das dreißigste Jahr (1961)

    … on the subject is one that regards it as being autonomous. This autonomy is challenged by the narrative cycle: the analysis shows, how subjects are constructed by a web of interconnecting discourses. In fact, the very qualities from which the subject forms its identity are conferred by the …

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  4. Could Mary have said “no?” a contemporary feminist analysis of consent, examined through the context of Marian representations that originate from the Annunciation

    … as a model of non-competitive collaborative agency is proposed as a guide to further discussions of consent, moving towards a more equitable and inclusive relationality.

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