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Becoming-shaman, becoming-Sherpa, becoming-healer: leisure as becoming
Leisure/Loisir, 2014This article highlights the lived leisure experiences of three artists’ engagement with songwriting. Leveraging post-intentional phenomenology alongside other theoretical and philosophical traditions, the songwriters’ experiences are discussed as a becoming-shaman, a becoming-Sherpa and a becoming-healer.
Brian E. Kumm, Corey W. Johnson
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Becoming-animal, Becoming-molecular, Becoming-imperceptible
2020This chapter turns to the idea of growth or growing-up which dominates children’s literature and shows how the concept of becoming can give alternatives to this uni-directional movement of growing-up. This chapter considers children’s texts which present examples of becomings -animal, plant and molecular – before turning to Lewis Carroll’s Alice who ...
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Becoming-Music, Becoming-Intimate, Becoming-Imperceptible
2012Musicologists have recently begun applying the diverse philosophies of Deleuze and Guattari to music. Most contributors strive for rigorous adherence to early Deleuzian principles-a position I refer to as "orthodox"-and are therefore hesitant to posit any sort of musical objecthood or listener subjectivity.
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Water Becoming Rain Becoming Paper Becoming Writing
Departures in Critical Qualitative Research, 2019Water provokes my ecological curiosity, and ushers my understanding and use of water as a papermaker beyond what springs easily from the studio's many coiled hoses. Maybe it is where I live, or the vitality of water I encounter as a papermaker, but somewhere along the way I began to wonder about the matter of rain in my life.
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Screen Bodies, 2023
Abstract This article examines how continuity is dealt with in fictional feminist texts that depict gender or sexuate transition, via surgical intervention or transmogrification, in terms of naming and pronoun use, self-image, and perceived image. The texts here examined—literary and filmic works by cis artists Angela Carter, Sally Potter, and Octavia ...
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Abstract This article examines how continuity is dealt with in fictional feminist texts that depict gender or sexuate transition, via surgical intervention or transmogrification, in terms of naming and pronoun use, self-image, and perceived image. The texts here examined—literary and filmic works by cis artists Angela Carter, Sally Potter, and Octavia ...
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