Global ETD Search
Search theses and dissertations gathered from participating repositories worldwide. Every result links back to the library that holds it. No account is needed.
Results
Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"cultural participation"”.
-
New perspectives in the analysis of cultural participation and its limits
… estudia diferentes aspectos de la participación cultural. Los beneficios de la participación en las artes son numerosos y lograr un nivel adecuado de capital cultural es un importante objetivo para todas las naciones, ya que constituye un recurso clave en el desarrollo de sociedades con mayor …
-
Development of Biculturalism In Cross-Cultural Managers In Multinational Corporations: A Cultural Participation Approach
… to function in, and benefit from, multiple cultural environments and to coordinate culturally diverse subunits. Biculturalism, understood as the internalization of two cultural meaning systems, addresses this issue by focusing on how individuals use and cognitively manage two cultures. …
-
Exploring the Experiences and Perspectives of Parents from Marginalised and Minority Backgrounds in Leicester City on Traditional British Arts and Cultural Activities, and Their Role in Shaping Children's Artistic and Cultural Participation
… has shown that early exposure to arts and cultural activities is critical for developing a range of key skills in children, including creativity, critical thinking, and communication. Different art forms—music, drama, dance, and visual arts— contribute uniquely to various aspects of …
-
Syncretic Immersion: Tolkien’s Languages As History, Artifacts, And Meta-Narratives
… the narrative (as artifacts), and without (as cultural participation). Mark Wolf’s theories on immersion is applied to Tolkien’s legendarium and illuminates his works as uniquely fixated in several modes of immersion at once. Narrative immersion is utilized to understand Tolkien’s works as a …
-
Challenges in establishing and sustaining a rural Community Music School: A case study of rural community music projects
… in promoting social cohesion, education, and cultural participation, the research aimed to identify key factors that contribute to the sustainability of such initiatives. A qualitative research design was employed, involving semi-structured interviews with the project leaders of three …
-
Museum education: exploring its value for schoolchildren, teachers and museum professionals. A qualitative study
… for recognising child voice in children's cultural participation through museums, highlighting museums as education providers. The study proposes that embedding child agency in institutions is part of a democratising process redefining museum education. It counters outmoded perceptions of …
-
Communities in play: the social value of youth drama groups in rural areas of Northern Ireland
… which these groups play in ecologies of local cultural participation. In line with the AHRC Cultural Value Project’s approach, value is interpreted as a subjectively experienced phenomenon. Drawing on theories of social capital and place, the study explores the relationship between youth drama …
-
Over smaken, voorkeuren en participatie: een sociologische analyse van de Vlaamse leefstijlruimte, met bijzondere aandacht voor attitudinale leefstijlindicatoren
… societies, is embedded in the current debate on cultural lifestyles and their link with social structure and social inequality. Moreover, I opt for an alternative conceptualization of cultural lifestyles. With some exceptions, most sociological studies solely focus on respondents’ actual …
-
Media-making matters: exploring literacy with young learners as media crafting, critique and artistry.
… The discussion draws on theories related to cultural studies, media literacy, and film and moving image composition to explore our ‘performance’ with digital media in a networked society, under the prevailing social conditions of possibility. This study positions media-making in schools as a …
-
RAP IN EXILE: SYRIAN DIASPORA, HYBRIDITY AND DIGITAL CULTURAL PRODUCTION IN GERMANY
… examines Syrian rap as a locus of diasporic cultural production among displaced musicians, principally those residing in Germany, to expound how these artists construct and negotiate identity, belonging and political subjectivity through sonic and digital practices. Situated within scholarly …
-
The rhetoric of identity in Japanese American writings, 1948-1988
… instead emphasizing ethnic differences, cultural pluralism, and political activism. In conclusion I argue that the rhetoric of ethnicity and protest has had a beneficial effect on the Japanese American community, creating a healthier ethnic identity for Japanese Americans and promoting …
-
If We Make It, We Can Change It
… to the concept of ‘common’ by theorists and cultural workers as a framework to reflect, critique, resist and overcome the effects of the neo-liberal transformation of all spheres of human activity. I will describe the common as an ‘already-there’ (Hardt and Negri, 2009) but also as a ‘to …
-
Humour as Negotiation: Digital Cultures of Friendly Political Humour on the Chinese Internet
… online humour, and 40 in-depth interviews with cultural participants, I find that practices of friendly political humour can lubricate communication on sensitive and controversial topics, and open up the official rhetoric on socialist ideology in China to personalised reinterpretations and …
-
Shaping Shakespeare: How American Shakespeare Festivals Adapt Shakespeare’s Texts in the Twenty-First Century
… Such festivals play a central role, balancing cultural prestige with institutional sustainability by prioritizing long-term viability and financial health. At the same time, festivals respond to local audiences' beliefs and interests. Instead of presenting static versions, these institutions …