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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"response-ability"”.
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Communication and Response-ability: Levinas and Kierkegaard in Conversation
… communication in a postmodern age lies in the ability to rethink ethics in terms of "existential pathos." To that end, this study locates communicative responsibility in the responsive element of the self-other relation by relying primarily on the work of the twentieth-century Lithuanian-born …
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Learning to listen differently: Witnessing survivor testimony and implications for ethical responses
… accompanied me on this journey, whose affective responses, unsettlement, and understanding of settler responsibilities are at the center of this study. Explored through autoethnography and life writing methodologies this qualitative study aimed to answer the central research question: “Does the …
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An update expert and response generator for a transportable natural language interface to database management systems
… but until now I all have suffered from a lack of response ability and lack of natural language update ability. Response generation is relatively easy to overcome, but the second problem, lack of update ability, is more serious. Adding update capacity involves primarily three tasks. First, the …
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How do individuals make sense of positive voice hearing experiences?: an interpretative phenomenological analysis
… repetition or reparation of relational trauma”, “Response-ability, in interpretation and action” and “Fracturing identities: The self and society’s acceptance of voice hearing”. Three main findings were identified from the analysis: 1) Participants experience a relationship with their voices, …
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Home-Body-Shopping: Reconstructing Fitness Environments
… a fitness defined in terms of risk, flexibility, response-ability, responsibility, mobility, and consumption. In developing this argument particular attention is given to the relations between bodies and technologies as actors constitutive of the networks from which environments are constructed. …
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Responsible filmmaking: ethics and spectatorship through the lens of Michael Haneke
… Haneke's responsibility ensures the audience's response-ability.
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Undoing Wit: A Critical Exploration of Performance and Medical Education in the Knowledge Economy
… of application, and thus are driven by an accountability and goals-oriented approach to knowledge acquisition. This thesis argues that economized and rationalized modes of knowledge production do great harm to performance’s pedagogical and ethical potential. By utilizing scientific evaluative …
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The Subjecthood of Slime Mould: modelling single-celled intelligence through living systems art
… of slime mould embody emergent unpredictability, which is visually and aesthetically engaging, and performative in its articulation of the otherness of the nonhuman. Metaphorically, this enables a rich language that alludes to the complex interweaving of systems that we share and …
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A Necessary Difficulty: The Poethics of Proximity in John Ashbery and Michael Palmer
… as s/he is encouraged to realise his/her own “response-ability” through the lived experience of proximity engendered by their necessarily difficult texts. By departing from the presupposition that the poem and the self it represents and/or articulates are intended to be properly comprehended by …
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Twig Dances: Improvisation Performance as Ecological Practice
… argue that ecological practice is defined by its ability to instill a sense of “response ability” and personal agency in its practitioners. As a way of observing and incorporating new knowledge, improvisation functions herein both as a research practice and as the object of study. By improvising …
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Urban Image and Otherness: An investigation through practice of installation art.
… of the authority of a specific voice, but of the ability to respond [a response-ability], exercised by the maker in facing the world, and by the viewer in the face of the work.
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Imagined communities, divided realities : engaging the apartheid past through 'healing of memories' in a post-TRC South Africa
… based on a core set of 'new' social skills: response-ability, conflict-ability and sociability. The fraught experiential-emotional dimension of the encounters revealed some of the underlying 'structures of feeling' and their impact on the 'formations of relationship', which continuously …
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An Earthly Response to Movement. Moving Images Diffracted Through New Materialism
… image practice be developed (or reworked) in response to the Earth’s various movements and temporalities, whether atmospheric, geological, astronomical, climatologic or agential? Consequently, how can this practice be put in motion in attunement with these various movements, even when they …