respond to this challenge, museums can reflect upon their own history, thematize collective memories concerning objects and collections and explain how practices of displaying tanks, rockets, cars, or railways relate to national, regional, local, and
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Introduction
Places of Progress? Technology Museums, Memory, and Education
Christian Kehrt and Daniel Brandau
In Journal of Educational Media, Memory, and Society
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- 01 Mar 2022
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From Perception to Action
Sartre's Practical Phenomenology
Blake D. Scott
investigation of “the relationship between the subjectivity of knowing and the objectivity of the content known.” 10 By thematizing the relationship between knowledge and the knower, Husserl wants to push science's concern with knowledge beyond the level of a
In Sartre Studies International
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- 01 Dec 2020
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- Research Article
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- 51–62 (12 total)
Toward a Model of Distributed Affectivity for Cinematic Ethics
Ethical Experience, Trauma, and History
Philip Martin
expressionistic techniques to shape tone and mood within an otherwise neorealist style), systematically reorient the psychological focus, and retroactively confuse the affective flow of the film. The multiperspectival, emotional thematization of the material
Success—Collapse—Resilience
The Story of Homo Resiliens in Film Documentaries on the Anthropocene
Florentine Schoog
Sequel ( Cohen and Shenk 2017 ). Yet the term “Anthropocene” shows two interesting shifts in focus to the thematization. One is the ambiguity due to the range of the term, offering to problematize other environmental issues besides the climate and at the
In Nature and Culture
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- 01 Mar 2022
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- 58–86 (29 total)
Introduction
Experiencing Anticipation. Anthropological Perspectives
Christopher Stephan and Devin Flaherty
linking speech to the public discourses operating to construct and manage subaltern identities, we see how enacting identity can be founded in anticipatory experience. Thematizing actors’ relative awareness of the social stakes of their speech, the
In The Cambridge Journal of Anthropology
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- 01 Mar 2019
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William Nessly, Noel B. Salazar, Kemal Kantarci, Evan Koike, Christian Kahl, and Cyril Isnart
beyond the United States, including Canada and Jamaica, and her genre-blurring writing and the complex, hybrid subject position she adopts articulate a broader transnational perspective. Eaton’s works thematize the crossing, complication, and defiance of
Introduction
Concepts of Emotions in Indian Languages
Margrit Pernau
between rationality and emotions, as well as between discipline/asceticism and excess. Christina Oesterheld looks at early novels in Urdu, many of which were addressed to women or at least thematized female emotions in the context of the joint family. 27
In Contributions to the History of Concepts
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- 01 Jun 2016
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- 24–37 (14 total)
Geoffrey Aung
nodes of logistical circulation primarily as sites of flow, exchange, and spatial connectivity. Of a piece with anthropology's infrastructural turn, this thematization is what critical scholars of logistics from other disciplines do so well to call into
Introduction
(De)materializing Kinship—Holding Together Mutuality and Difference
Kathryn E. Goldfarb and Caroline E. Schuster
. By thematizing dis-alignment, exclusion, and non-mutuality in kinship, we seek an alternative grounds for comparative study in anthropology that does not presume mutuality and that incorporates otherness as a necessary focus in order to understand
The Possibilities of Failure
Personhood and Cognitive Disability in Urban Uganda
Tyler Zoanni
being on the margins of the human, especially for reasons related to madness and mental illness (e.g. Biehl 2005 ; Chatterji 1998 ; Das 2015 : chapter 3; Desjarlais 1997 ). These writings have tended to thematize the lives of the people they study in
In The Cambridge Journal of Anthropology
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- 01 Mar 2018
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- Research Article
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- 61–79 (19 total)