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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"inner child"”.

  1. Verse and Reversal: The Poetic Return to the Inner Child as Black Revolutionary Praxis

    … historically have centered the role of the Black child—as either foundation, visionary, or representation of Black liberation. The identity of any given revolutionary movement is characterized by three tenets: resistance, imagination, and love. In order for the individual to uncover the origin of …

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  2. Making Space for Daydreams

    … the work explores presence, memory, and inner child relationships as way to understand and frame my own relationship to daydreaming. By engaging in an act of imaginative play, I collaborated with my inner child and benefited from a strengthened sense of self-identity. Through acts of …

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  3. Embodied language learning in virtual reality

    … afford explicit (Words in Motion) and implicit (Inner Child) embodied learning. Both systems were evaluated separately during controlled experiments with 6o participants each. Explicit embodied learners displayed enhanced retention positively correlated with performing actions in the Words in …

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  4. Divining the Silhouette (poetry)

    <p><strong>Divining the Silhouette</strong> is a collection of poetry that examines relationships and interactions with the world in the context of living with a disability and in a disabled body. In many ways, the collection is a conversation between the author’s younger self and present self, as …

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  5. “We don’t have to carry the shame”: Autobiographical documentary filmmaking as a collective healing artifact for child abuse survivors

    … between autobiographical documentary theory and child abuse-related trauma theory, this thesis explores the wellbeing outcomes and impacts for child abuse survivors who create and view autobiographical documentaries that represent discourses about child abuse, intergenerational trauma, and …

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