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Showing 1 to 16 of 16 for “"marginalised voices"”.
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Political violence as a form of communication: understanding marginalised voices in South Africa through content analysis
Violence elicits profound emotional responses and serves as a potent medium of communication in societies grappling with systemic inequities and historical grievances. In South Africa, political violence has persisted as a troubling legacy, complicating the nation's democratic transition. While …
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Multiple Selves, Marginalised Voices: Exploring Black Female Psychology Students' Experiences of Constructing Identity in UK Higher Education
… research learned from individual and collective voices of Black women enrolled on an undergraduate psychology degree programme at Russell Group and post-1992 London universities. Semi-structured interviews were used to explore how traditional [18-21 years at the point of enrolment] and …
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Multiple Selves, Marginalised Voices: Exploring Black Female Psychology Students’ Experiences of Constructing Identity in UK Higher Education
… research learned from individual and collective voices of Black women enrolled on an undergraduate psychology degree programme at Russell Group and post-1992 London universities. Semi-structured interviews were used to explore how traditional [18-21 years at the point of enrolment] and …
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John 4:1-42: Towards a Postcolonial Reading ‘From the Centre’
… with attentiveness to power, sensitivity to marginalised voices, and faithfulness to the text’s theological richness.
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Madness and narrative understanding: A comparison of two female firsthand narratives of madness in the pre and post enlightenment periods.
… method provides a means of giving space to these marginalised voices and it is Bakhtin¿s constructs of dialogicism, polyphony, unfinalizability and the chronotope that provide the tools for the narrative analysis of two female English writers; Margery Kempe and Mary Barnes. The analysis highlights …
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Exploring betweenness: an autoethnographic journey into the experience of twinship and its therapeutic implications
… of psychological research exists on twins, the voices of twins themselves remain largely absent. In response to this, using an autoethnographic methodology this study reclaims a representational space in psychology research for the unheard and sometimes marginalised voices of twins, who are …
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The politics of poetry in Bosnia and Herzegovina: re-assessing tradition since the late 1980s
… competing literary historiographies on behalf of marginalised voices. While ethno-nationalists politically fought to affirm their vision of society amidst rapidly discredited socialism, liberal conformists increasingly replaced politics with culture, disregarding the dissident practices that …
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Consulting the experiential knowledge of practitioners and learners through qualitative research: Implications for developing an online history project with older adults.
… contributors, and offer a way of connecting to marginalised voices.
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Exploring social identity through theatre : an examination of the process of creating Jingle Dreams with youth in the coloured community of Clanwilliam
… common experiences of life. This ensures that marginalised voices are heard which has psychological and social benefits for the participants. The dissertation proposes to interrogate how young people revealed their social identity through the narrative structure, dialogue, stereotypes and …
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Transactive Environments: The Architecture of Progressive Education at Dartington Hall School
… of educational architecture that places the marginalised voices of forgotten students or neglected staff alongside the traditionally more dominant of headmaster or architect. The method, drawn from the site and site- writing practices, is a response to Dartington’s traditions of performance …
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An allergy and Novelists of the past, historians of the present
… a number of genres, narratives, periods and voices. That history and fiction share many similarities is an idea well-established by both historians, critics and novelists, from Lionel Gossman and Hayden White to Richard Jenkins and E. L. Doctorow. The fiction–history debate has also stood at …
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Community Radio Broadcasting and Local Governance Participation in Ghana: A Study of Simli Radio in the Kumbungu District of the Northern Region.
… as a communication tool that amplifies marginalised voices in democratic societies that are relative to identity formation and community development. However, there are very few academic discussions that explore the contribution of community radio in addressing the concerns relating to …
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Peace from the people? Identity, community and gender in peacebuilding in Plateau State Nigeria.
… representatives. The thesis foregrounds local voices in order to understand how identity is mobilised, contested, and negotiated in everyday life. It highlights how peace and conflict are not simply outcomes of political processes or formal institutions, but are embedded in daily encounters, …
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Taking back the tech: an analysis of take back the S 2015 twitter campaign during 16 days of activism against gender violence
… Their campaign also worked to empower marginalised voices through the sharing of survivor stories while embracing global dialogue. Calls to action were a fundamental tactic employed by TBTT during the campaign. These calls to action encouraged both online and offline action. TBTT …
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Democracy and the media in developing countries : a case study of the Philippines
… sphere" for oppositional and "alternative" voices which have challenged the status quo, and it examines their role in articulating calls for political change during the Marcos and Aquino administrations. The Manila press is contrasted with regional and "alternative" news sources, in a debate …
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Precarious Theology: A Queer and Crip reading of Augustine's Theology of Finitude
… I argue, is crucial to the manner in which marginalised groups encounter Christianity. Certain framings of theological finitude and sin work in oppressive ways, ossifying hierarchies and endorsing injustice. Other framings of theological finitude and sin work in solidarity with the …