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Defamiliarization in advancing a decolonial approach to global citizenship education

Prospects, 2023
Zayd Waghid, Lawrence Meda, Waghid Zayd   +2 more
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Defamiliarization

2022
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Nature, Defamiliarization, Ambiguity

2017
Using nature poetry as a case study in developing awareness, Walpert argues that the use of image and attention to sensual specifics trains readers and writers to be mindful rather than rely on habit and scripts, in parallel with the ways that mindfulness cultivates a departure from habitual expectations.
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Linguistic Practice: Defamiliarization

1996
Abstract Language is one of the most important areas of knowledge that human beings possess, since, as we have seen, it is a powerful influence on the way people perceive and adjust to the world outside them. This knowledge has positive and negative aspects: ‘Language is not only a key. It can also be a fetter,’ wrote Sapir.
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Defamiliarization as the Core Value of Creativity: Forms of Defamiliarization in a Modern Indonesian Novel

The International Journal of Literary Humanities, 2021
Endah Tri Priyatni, Gatut Susanto, Djoko Saryono, Huang Thi Hue   +3 more
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Defamiliarizing the Sensory

2023
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defamiliarization, n.

2023
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Defamiliarization in Language and Literature

Comparative Literature, 1979
Edward Wasiolek, R. H. Stacy
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The Defamiliarization of Childcare in Uruguay: What Factors Contribute to the Use of Care Centers?

Critical Sociology, 2022
Karina Batthyany, Natalia Genta
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Defamiliarizing The Past

Historically Speaking, 2012
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