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  1. The dialogism of self and other in contemporary American drama

    This work is interdisciplinary in orientation and brings together American theatre (and culture) and contemporary ethical philosophy. I am introducing the French philosopher Emmanuel Lévinas and his theory of Self and Other to an analysis of contemporary American drama—a mode of approach that is …

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  2. Words and Waves: Ecological Dialogism as an Approach to Discourse, Community, and Marine Renewable Energy in Orkney

    … and behaviour.<br/>Adopting ecological dialogism as an approach to meaning making, which recognises the fundamental importance of context, both in terms of the sociocultural context in which discourse takes place, and the physical environment in which it is enacted, it identifies how …

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  3. The historical consciousness of Ulysses: James Joyce's gendered, national aesthetics

    … and aesthetic metamorphosis through the dialogism produced by his women's interactions with female symbols of Irish Sovereignty, and not a metamorphosis of the female bodily form through the epic locations of symbolic decolonization. In Chapter Four I will focus on the "Nausicaa" episode …

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  4. The rhetorical dimension of an apology for slavery.

    … will be utilized 1) historical materialism, 2) Dialogism, and 3) Living Systems Theory. Each methodology will focus on different aspects of narratives in both African American and European American communities in order to better understand the rhetorical processes that would need to be utilized …

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  5. Constructing and negotiating meaning : A dialogic approach to analysing chick lit.

    … way required by these aims, this thesis adopts dialogism as an interactional and contextual theory for human sense-making, and that, by placing the work of V.N. Volosinov at its centre, is linguistically oriented. However, the dialogic theoretical framework proposed in this thesis is a modified …

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  6. Using semiotic resources to teach and assess scientific concepts in a bilingual Namibian primary school: A socio-cultural discourse analysis

    … as social practice, Bakhtinian heteroglossia and dialogism, neo-Vygotskian ideas of what constitutes the learning of scientific concepts, together with the recent theorising of dynamic bi/multilingualism to understand this phenomenon in depth. The data include video and audio recordings of …

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  7. Carnivalized narratives in the postmodern long poem

    … described by Mikhail Bakhtin as "dialogism" and "carnival," receptively---into the canon of American long poems. These innovations allow the postmodern long poem to evolve past the thematic and aesthetic strictures imposed by the texts of modernism.

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  8. Documentação pedagógica no cotidiano da Educação Infantil.

    … this thesis was: Bakhtin’s concepts of language, dialogism, exotopy and otherness, inspired by Bakhtin (2003; 2006; 2010) and also Fiorin (2008), Brait (2005), Faraco (2003); the concepts of childhood, child, participation, pedagogical documentation and teacher’s professionalism, supported …

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  9. "Neither Believer nor Infidel" Dialogic Portraits of Agnostic and Pragmatic Methodologies in Moby-Dick and Clarel

    … This thesis uses the Bakhtinian concepts of dialogism and polyphony to show that Melville’s poetic techniques create open texts, allowing readers to freely engage with multiple religious views that are equally valid, though not equally beneficial. Anticipating the methodologies of agnosticism …

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  10. Multiply Voiced, Multiply Heard: Double-Voiced Discourse in Toni Morrison, Maryse Conde, and Nuruddin Farah

    … these differing narratives in each text creates dialogism--a balance between dominant and counter-discourse. Because the contrasting viewpoints of dominant and counter-discourse both have a historical perspective, Morrison, Condé, and Farah work to retain a delicate intertextual fabric in their …

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  11. Discussing Sexuality in the English Classroom: Using Bakhtinian Analyses and Positioning Theory to Explore Teacher Talk

    … positioning theory and Bakhtin\'s concepts of dialogism and ventriloquism, I explore how teachers approach, grapple with, contribute to, and leverage dominant institutional discourses in their practices, thereby mediating knowledge, possibilities for conversations, and institutional norms. An …

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  12. The paradoxical exemplar : the image of Saladin in Don Juan Manuel's El conde lucanor

    … section applies M. M. Bakhtin’s concept of dialogism to engage in a closer examination of Saladin’s “voice” in relation to other characters of Juan Manuel’s exempla for the purpose of revealing the ambiguities and finer intricacies of Saladin’s character. These analyses serve to raise and …

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  13. Shakespearean Polyphony. An exploration of female voices in seven selected plays using a dialogical framework.

    … Shakespearean stage, there is a female voice. Dialogism, of course, derives from the work of the Russian theorist Mikhail Bakhtin. These 'voices' are analysed in the context of a theoretical framework informed by his writings on the novel, which are also increasingly being used to make sense of …

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  14. Translingual students' dialogic influence on teacher centric pedagogies

    … factor in teacher research of pedagogical dialogism. The role and influence of students as agents of change in classroom ecologies has not been as frequently represented as that of teachers’ guidance, and students’ contributions in classrooms has been still been addressed as supplementary …

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  15. Telepresence and Transgenic Art

    … This section also introduces concepts of dialogism in art.The second section focuses on issues relevant to Telepresence, such as teleoperation in real time, and includes a conceptual and practical discussion of Teleporting An Unknown State-Web version and Uirapuru. The third section …

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  16. Art in the public realm and the politics of rural leisure: Access and environment

    … situation can be characterised as a binary of dialogism (Kester, 2004) and relational antagonism (Bishop, 2004), i.e. consensual/collaborative or antagonistic/autonomous practices. Informing both is the work of Jacques Rancière who theorises an ethical and social turn in the arts. Through both …

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  17. Teresa Vergani: nomadismo, insubordinação, complexidade

    The thesis presents some ideas on dialogism, life, and knowledge from the work of the mathematician, plastic artist and Portuguese writer Teresa Vergani. The intellectual course, academic and artistic production of Vergani reinforce Edgar Morin’s statement about the inseparability between life and …

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  18. The Novel and Society: A Postmodern Perspective on Pedagogy

    … unfinalizable - my view of an adolescent. The dialogism inherent in the novel is what defines it; therefore, we need to stop using monologic practices to teach the dialogic thinking that reading novels can lead to. Since the novel's original purpose in the 18th century was primarily didactic, …

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  19. Black British Identities : The Dialogics of a Hybridity-of-the-Everyday.

    … from the changing same produced through dialogism, performativity and abjection. Translation as reflexivity shows the dynamics of hybridity in talk-in-interaction as speakers use dialogic analysis to critique their positioning and then re-position themselves within identification …

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  20. Do punitive ostracism experiences add to our understanding of obsessive compulsive beliefs and their relationship to obsessive compulsive symptoms?: an exploratory study and pilot of a new measure

    … and psycho-linguistic theory (specifically dialogism theory, which conceptualises thinking as dialogue between internalised “voices”) may cast further light on a common domain contributing to different OCD-relevant beliefs. The term “punitive ostracism experiences” (POE) is coined to …

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