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Snack time in kindergarten as a cultural practice—Implications for processes of subjectivation [PDF]
Children & Society, 2021 AbstractThis article explores subjectivation processes in eating situations in Swiss kindergartens. On the basis of a long‐term ethnographic study and against the backdrop of the public discourse on healthy food in schools it investigates how norms and rules are being translated, shaped and performed in daily practices of un/doing difference.
Sieber Egger, Anja +2 more
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Neoliberal and pandemic subjectivation processes: Clapping and singing as affective (re)actions during the Covid-19 home confinement. [PDF]
Emot Space Soc, 2022 Gemignani M, Hernández-Albújar Y.
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TEACHING IN DISTANCE EDUCATION: SUBJECTIVATION PROCESSES
Psicologia Escolar e Educacional, 2022 ABSTRACT The present study was produced to investigate how university professors experienced the transition from on-site higher education to teaching in distance education, focusing on teaching subjectivity in the variations resulting from the new work situation. Methodologically, it is a qualitative research conducted by semi-structured interviews and
Rafaela Garcia Sardi +1 more
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A systemic framework to evaluate political clientelism and citizens' subjectivation processes [PDF]
Systems Research and Behavioral Science, 2020 AbstractPolitical clientelism and low quality of democracy are recurrent problems in Latin American societies. The purpose of this paper is to understand the complex processes of subjectivation introduced and fostered by various practices of political clientelism.
Virginia Carolina Vilchez +2 more
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THE SUBJECTIVATION AND POLITICAL EMANCIPATION PROCESSES IN JACQUES RANCIÈRE
Psicologia & Sociedade, 2022 Abstract: This article aims to reflect on the concept of subjectivation in Jacques Rancière, highlighting how he thinks about the production of disidentified political subjects, who appear in the polemic scene through non-hierarchical relationships and articulations.
Angela Cristina Salgueiro Marques +1 more
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Gendering Women: Body, Power and the Processes of Subjectivation
Journal of Education Culture and Society, 2023 Thesis. This study tends to show how various social, cultural, and institutional factors work to discipline women by controlling their bodies at on one level and their thought process at another level. Concept. The everyday life of women is a space in which the operation of power is manifested through various disciplinary techniques and punitive ...
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Presence and Subjectivation Processes
Revista Brasileira de Estudos da Presença, 2011 This article presents a reflection on an educational perspective to enhance the presence of the student/actor at theatre representations and performances. To carry out this task it considers the subjectivation processes related to materiality (material support) and immateriality (emotional and informational load) of the creative work.
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Education as a process of subjectivation:
, 2022 No presente artigo mobilizamos o relato de si de uma aluna, no âmbito do curso de especialização Relações de Gênero e Sexualidades: perspectivas interdisciplinares, que acontece em uma universidade pública. O argumento principal desenvolvido aqui é que a partir de uma perspectiva da educação como processo de subjetivação, podemos fazer alianças com as ...
Oliveira, Danilo Araújo de +1 more
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An Analysis of Subjectivation Processes Mediated by New Digital Technologies
International Journal of Emerging Technologies in Learning (iJET), 2020 The new advent of digital, recurrently called by some authors as Web 2.0, Web 3.0 and Internet of Things, less than a mere technological change, con-sists of a new communicational paradigm. Mobile technologies, such as smartphones, have gained increasing prominence as means and tools of communication and mediators of interaction, in such a context.
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The Process of Subjectivization within a Religious Organization
Journal of Religion in EuropeAbstract This article uses Taylor’s subjective turn to examine the impact of such a change on organized religion, focusing on the Dutch Apostolic Society (AS). Drawing on oral history data from twenty-seven members belonging to six different generations, we investigate their perceptions of changes in leadership, rituals, and community life ...
Frederique A. Demeijer +3 more
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