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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"self-reclamation"”.
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Self-Reclamation through Death: Attaining Creoleness in Jamaica Kincaid’s The Autobiography of My Mother and In Praise of Creoleness by Jean Bernabé, Patrick Chamoiseau and Raphaël Confiant
… spiritual and intellectual journey towards self-reclamation, while the essay’s ambition is to present this process in a broad sense theoretically, by presenting utopian declarations; both works however do so with statements and accounts that are universal to the Caribbean diaspora.</p> …
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Mothers’ living experience of relationship breakdown and divorce: a heuristic inquiry
… traumatic transitions that can catalyse profound self-discovery and growth. Despite the growing prevalence of lone mother families in UK and the West, research has largely overlooked the subjective experiences of mothers navigating complex socio-emotional and psychological dynamics, focusing …
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TOUCHING THE CENTER THAT BURNS: AN EXORCISM
… language, in its various forms, is the key to self-reclamation after a traumatic event terrorizes the body and mind. Additionally, through the lens of personal narrative, the writer investigates how relationships with language, the reverberations of trauma, and the tumultuous motion of our …
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Limited possibilities: agency and subaltern subjectivity in four South African allegories
… between the representation of others and self-representation becomes crucial in identity formation. Through the four texts, I propose that there is a spectrum of practices, and that each offers different possibilities for black women's subject formation: from the most limiting liberal …
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Limited possibilities : agency and subaltern subjectivity in four South African allegories
… between the representation of others and self-representation becomes crucial in identity formation. Through the four texts, I propose that there is a spectrum of practices, and that each offers different possibilities for black women's subject formation: from the most limiting liberal …
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Akapapa – The Journey Home
… abuse as a barrier to sustainability, disrupting self-care, rest, boundary-setting, and ethical practice. Drawing on Māori and Pacific health models, the thesis redefines healthy relationships, both interpersonal and professional, demonstrating how relational frameworks support sustainability. …