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CREATING MEDIA, CREATING BELONGING:
2018For young people from refugee backgrounds living in Australia, belonging is a complex and contentious issue. As permanent residents or citizens of Australia, they can lay claim to their formal right to belong to the nation. However, they also routinely encounter others within Australia who reject their claims to belong, usually because they look or ...
Wilding, Raelene, Gifford, Sandra
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2021
This article explores debates in classical China concerning concepts, experience, and interpretation. I argue that these debates challenge some of our dominant theoretical assumptions, and I go on to argue that an engagement with this material opens up a number of fascinating questions for anthropological theory in general.
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This article explores debates in classical China concerning concepts, experience, and interpretation. I argue that these debates challenge some of our dominant theoretical assumptions, and I go on to argue that an engagement with this material opens up a number of fascinating questions for anthropological theory in general.
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Health Affairs, 2006
The authors respond to comments on their paper on the potential benefits of electronic medical records (EMRs).
Roger, Taylor, Richard, Hillestad
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The authors respond to comments on their paper on the potential benefits of electronic medical records (EMRs).
Roger, Taylor, Richard, Hillestad
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CREATING IDENTITIES, CREATING VALUES?
Ratio, 2006AbstractA popular view is that we create our own identities and values. An attractive version of this is the thesis that the creation of values follows from the creation of identities. The thesis is best supported by a conception of identity in terms of projects and a conception of values that are internal to projects.
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Creating a career to create careers
Physics Today, 2016Kim Nilsson parlayed her experience in astronomy into a business in data science boot camps.
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Creating Music, Creating Memories
Abstract This chapter encourages families to think about musical creativity as something children naturally do. Sometimes children lose or hide this creative impulse, especially if they are told to keep silent or to only play what is on the music page.openaire +1 more source
2018
Associations with the concept of home vary significantly. Some people may no longer use the language of their childhood, but their bodies still hold memories of place. Talking about home often includes associations that are visceral, captured by different senses, from the scent of trees in bloom or the taste of favorite childhood candy to music ...
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Associations with the concept of home vary significantly. Some people may no longer use the language of their childhood, but their bodies still hold memories of place. Talking about home often includes associations that are visceral, captured by different senses, from the scent of trees in bloom or the taste of favorite childhood candy to music ...
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Proceedings of the fourth international conference on Tangible, embedded, and embodied interaction, 2010
In the world of interactive art, very few pieces have a permanent, physical outcome. In response to this observation, the author developed two "cobots", or collaborative robots, designed to create physical pieces of art in a direct partnership with their human audience.
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In the world of interactive art, very few pieces have a permanent, physical outcome. In response to this observation, the author developed two "cobots", or collaborative robots, designed to create physical pieces of art in a direct partnership with their human audience.
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Proceedings of the 24th edition of the great lakes symposium on VLSI, 2014
Innovation seems to be a measure of success for most technologists. We are proud of our innovations which have significantly contributed to society. But we seem not to speak much about creativity and how it relates to innovation. Is creativity part of the innovation process? Or is the innovation process the result of creativity?
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Innovation seems to be a measure of success for most technologists. We are proud of our innovations which have significantly contributed to society. But we seem not to speak much about creativity and how it relates to innovation. Is creativity part of the innovation process? Or is the innovation process the result of creativity?
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