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The dual-role clinician teacher: A human bridge for socially responsible AI use. [PDF]
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`Performative', `performativity' and the culture of performance
Management in Education, 2004Performance will be to the twentieth and 21st centuries what discipline was to the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, namely, an onto-historical formation of power and knowledge Jon McKenzie (2001: 176)
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Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 2003
This paper forms a short envoi to this special issue. In it, I argue as to why the writ of performative approaches exemplified by the papers in this issue should run wider. I also mount a defence against some of the main criticisms of these approaches.
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This paper forms a short envoi to this special issue. In it, I argue as to why the writ of performative approaches exemplified by the papers in this issue should run wider. I also mount a defence against some of the main criticisms of these approaches.
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From Performance to Performability
1987In order to follow the evolution of the computer systems, the specialists in performance evaluation have been forced to develop more and more complex models. In general, the exhibited models are discrete models and use the notions of the queueing theory.
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2022
This chapter reflects the double-meaning of the word performance, noting how separation of appearance and substance follows a long tradition among Enlightenment thinkers. It explores how performative governance relates to the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) ongoing battle against bureaucratic formalism and the potential for a collapsing together of the
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This chapter reflects the double-meaning of the word performance, noting how separation of appearance and substance follows a long tradition among Enlightenment thinkers. It explores how performative governance relates to the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) ongoing battle against bureaucratic formalism and the potential for a collapsing together of the
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