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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"delinking"”.

  1. Delinking economic development and mass incarceration : imagining new futures for rural communities

    Until recently, prisons were considered an economic development strategy particularly in rural communities struggling with the loss of manufacturing jobs. However, many studies have shown that prisons often have weak linkages to the host community, and sometimes have negligible or even negative …

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  2. Aspects of IsiXhosa phrasal phonology

    … Word-Final H Deletion, and Left Branch Delinking and Right Branch Delinking Alternation are each bounded by (prosodic) domains of varying size, and that none of these processes can be adequately explained without making reference to a particular domain which serves as its environment of …

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  3. Towards a Decolonial Haole Rhetoric

    … the 'Imiloa web interface, as two examples of delinking whiteness through decolonial enactment. Building on this analysis, this project theorizes a decolonial haole rhetoric by redefining the rhetorical character of whiteness from outside a Eurowestern frame. Haole is an example of decolonial …

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  4. Corporeal Archives of HIV/AIDS: The Performance of Relation

    … of life, including artistic practice, thereby delinking their bodies from a singular association with pathology and death. Undertaking extensive archival research on the work and lives of choreographer Neil Greenberg (b. 1959) and poet and playwright Assotto Saint (1957-1994), this project …

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  5. Decolonial Epistemologies for Energy Planning in Brazil

    … the benefits of energy exploitation by delinking energy studies, production, and distribution from financial capital. This work challenges colonial epistemologies, based on the ethics of exhaustion, from the standpoint of the colonial difference, proposing epistemic diversity as the …

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  6. Agency is molecular: moved by being moved to moving or co-constitution in intra-active knowledge production

    … an essential process of creating space for delinking (Mignolo/Walsh) and unlearning (Singh). The foundation of both practice- and theory-based approaches is Barad's notion of intra-active doing-being, which provides an understanding of agential intertwinement by approaching matter through …

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  7. Strategies for the regional planning of the minerals industry in Southern Africa : the case of the SADCC

    … context provides greater possibilities for delinking and the initiation of an autonomous and sustained development process. Strategies for the regional planning of the sub-continental minerals sector are numerous and could include the substitution of mineral and mineral-based imports; the …

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  8. Decolonising Advertising through Diversity: Practical strategies for challenging colonial thinking and practices in the production of publicity campaigns within the spectacle of Mexican Advertising.

    … Audrey Lorde defines as ‘the master’s tools’ and delinking them through collaboration with local peoples and creating a conversation in the media to remove colonial thinking from branded messages and create greater diversity in Mexican Advertising. This research explores new hybrid …

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  9. Imaginario Erótico Decolonial Kairibeafroxeri

    … de Jacqui Alexander (2005), el desprendimiento, delinking de Walter D. Mignolo (2007), el poder erótico de Audre Lorde (1986), la transmodernidad de Enrique Dussel (2005) y la geopolítica del pensar propuesta por Catherine Walsh (2007).</p><p>Desde esta encrucijada de saberes, la disertación …

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  10. Expanding the repertoires of practice of multilingual science student teachers through a decolonial approach to academic literacies at an elite English medium university

    The need to prepare science teachers in South Africa to respond to a heterogenous language and literacies context where multilingualism is the norm and where school conditions may shift rapidly is urgent. However, students arrive at university with varying resources and some, due to historical …

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  11. “We will remember you, forever!” – remembering through (active) forgetting of Moo-Hyun Roh in South Korea

    … of pre-given memories of Roh. By selectively delinking the past, forgetting edits the memory for “making sense” of the present. Not shaping the present by the past conversely, with selective remembering as well as silently performed active forgetting, collective memory serves the desire of the …

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