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Showing 1 to 20 of 49 for “"self-reflexivity"”.

  1. Exploring audience responses to self-reflexivity in television narratives

    Self-reflexivity refers to "the process by which texts, both literary and filmic, foreground their own production, their authorship, their intertextual influences, their reception, or their enunciation" (Stam, 1985, p. xiii). This paper expands Olson's (1987) framework for discussing self-reflexive …

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  2. The human lefts series: postmodern self-reflexivity and post -independence Singaporean theater

    … formal documentation of the postmodern self-reflexive theatre in the postmodern and post-independence Singapore. Through the Human Lefts Series, which I conceptualised and performed between 2005 and 2009, we are able to look at postmodern Singapore theatre beyond issues relating to the …

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  3. Subversive narrative techniques and self-reflexivity in Vladimir Nabokov's the real life of Sebastian Knight, Lolita, Pnin, Pale Fire and Ada, or Ardor: A family Chronicle

    … to be stressed that this application is not itself a deconstructive reading, rather that deconstruction offers the interpretative horizon for an analysis of the inner logic of self-reflexivity in the novels in question. which is defined with de Man and against Derrida as a procedure of textual …

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  4. The process of self-reflexivity in the context of becoming a family therapist during the COVID-19 pandemic : utilising teletherapy and online supervision from the trainees’ perspective

    … and online supervision on the development of self-reflexivity among trainees. This study seeks to fill this gap by investigating how family therapy trainees developed self-reflexivity in the context of online training during the COVID-19 pandemic. Guided by Charmaz’s grounded theory …

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  5. A psychotherapeutic perspective of the lived experience of leaders during a period of transition

    … of personality cult leadership and egocentric self-referentiality. The need for individual proactive self-actualisation, development at an emotional-transferential level and the undoing of identity following demotion/transfer was indicated by the arising themes. The Training Manual, focusing on …

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  6. Buddhist Philosophy and the Epistemological Foundations of Conflict Resolution.

    … Despite its evolution and development through self-reflexivity and self-critique, contemporary conflict resolution established upon Western epistemologies has confined the understanding of human mind to social/cultural orientations and left a comprehensive and qualitative analysis of the …

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  7. The effect of anthropological research on the researcher: a self-reflexive account of fieldwork conducted for Rape Crisis (Cape Town)

    … is the process whereby the researcher's sense of self was transformed, and the dialectical nature of the relationship between this transformation and the way in which the study was conducted. The dissertation is structured around this issue, which is of major importance to anthropological …

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  8. A Hesitation Of Things

    … ‘Faith’, while applying a method of creative, self-reflexive writing and ‘radical empiricism’, produces a critique of ‘things’ as worldly and objective phenomena. The self-reflexivity of the writing leads to a recurring and prolonged dialogue with method, form and process - particularly in the …

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  9. Crazier than Sack of Ferrets!: Deadpool as the Post-Watchmen Superhero

    … in the post-atomic, post-Vietnam age. Through self-reflexivity, genre deconstruction, and dark hysteria, Deadpool shows us that it isn't so easy to walk the straight line of the righteous, and that sometimes it's much easier to submit to the madness of a chaotic, morally ambiguous world.

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  10. Reading Reality Television: Publicizing, Promoting, and Commodifying the Self

    … media to drive the commodification of the self. These ideologies are reinforced in the televisual texts examined in this research with the use of self-reflexivity and metacommentary. The use of these tactics creates an onscreen illusion of transparency to co-opt the viewer with the …

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  11. Viewing postmodernist television : Moonlighting, Twin Peaks and The Simpsons

    … Simpsons, an animated sitcom. Deploying parody, self-reflexivity and intertextuality, each has a complex relation with genre. Tony Bennett conceives of the latter as zones of sociality which constitute and are constituted by other zones (105). Changes in genre therefore articulate changes in …

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  12. Disruption to Destruction: Exploring the Effects of Digital Disruption on the Value Creation Processes within the Field of Fashion through the lens of Service Dominant Logic

    … and including participant observations and self-reflexivity, a focus group, and 17 semi-structured interviews with influential fashion intermediaries. Through thematic analysis, results were presented in a series of narrative stories, which ultimately, help shine a new light on how we view …

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  13. Writing Away: Old Affinities and New Itineraries in Contemporary African Writing

    … Guided by traces of referentiality and self-reflexivity within the texts, as opposed to an existing theoretical frame, I read for the affiliative impulse, conceptions of ‘home,’ and negotiations of identity in the works of Petina Gappah, Teju Cole, Jamal Mahjoub, E. C. Osondu, and …

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  14. Unpacking the Implementation of Restorative Practices: A Case Study of Race, Equity, and Change

    … concludes with an analysis of the importance of self-reflexivity and on-going vigilance for White researchers studying race throughout the research process.

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  15. HISTORICAL INTIMACY: CONTEMPORARY RECLAMATIONS OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY IN THE DRAMA, POETRY, AND FICTION OF SUZAN-LORI PARKS, NATASHA TRETHEWAY, AND COLSON WHITEHEAD

    … both open historical possibility, which stresses self-reflexivity, and a foundation in a “real,” experienced history unlock the opportunity for the construction of an intimate history. Although no author presents historical intimacy as an achieved goal, their works suggest varying degrees of …

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  16. Countering Institutional Adultism: How Canadian Independent School Senior Leaders Engage with Racialized Student Voice

    … over’ to ‘power with’, (6) adopting critical self-reflexivity, and (7) welcoming all stakeholder voice. The findings from this study contribute to nascent scholarship on how adultism is perpetuated in schooling through personnel, personal practices, school programs, and school structures. …

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  17. Mnemonic textiles: Sustaining life-long attachment

    … and a mnemonically encoded object relates to self, family and cultural identity. These connections can result in the object’s preservation and care beyond that typically given to more neutral possessions. A greater understanding of the qualities and creation of mnemonic objects, through the …

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  18. Circling Modernism: Charles Ray, Tom Friedman, Analia Saban, and Sculpture after 1970

    … of autonomy. Turning the lens from the artwork itself to the viewer’s phenomenal experience of it and the surrounding environment, the definition of sculpture was radically cracked open. This dissertation presents a study of three sculptors working in the wake of the medium’s sea change. Born …

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  19. Dynamics in the process of contextualization facilitated by a West-European researcher: contextualizing the OT notion of ‘sin’ in the cultural context of the Kongo people in Brazzaville

    … outsider. The research is conducted with reflexivity by which I uncover hidden assumptions that influenced the contextualization process and my interpretation of the collected data. I examine the notion of ‘sin’ in the Kongo culture and evaluate it through the lens of the OT understanding …

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