My Big Fat Catholic Queer Wedding,
2018
Louisiana State University
My Big Fat Catholic Queer Wedding, Kourtney Baker
Comparative Woman
No abstract provided.
Continental Divide(S),
2018
University of New Mexico at Gallup
“Seven Mothers”,
2018
University of New Mexico at Gallup
“Blood Moon”,
2018
University of New Mexico at Gallup
Sacred Spaces,
2018
Louisiana State University
Pantheon,
2018
Indiana University
Grand Mothers,
2018
Louisiana State University
Accidents Happen,
2018
Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College
The Quest For Self: Using Mandala Art In Reflective Practice Journaling,
2018
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The Quest For Self: Using Mandala Art In Reflective Practice Journaling, Kathleen Quinn
Comparative Woman
This article is a nexus of research, personal journaling reflections, and mandala creation from the authors own journals and focuses on the use of Mandalas as part of a reflective practice journaling process. Attention to mandala usage within reflective practice considering depth interiority, engaging and sharing with others. The authors approach to mandala construction is included followed by an exercise for observation and assessment of mandalas. The structure for reflective practice helps shape transformational leaders, using expressive arts, narratives in journaling. This transformational Discovery pathway and narrative exercises can be used for creating professional learning communities. This form of reflective …
Smoke And Mirrors,
2018
Louisiana State University
Behold,
2018
University of Alabama
José Martí In Central Park,
2018
Indiana University
José Martí In Central Park, Zilia Balkansky-Sellés
Comparative Woman
No abstract provided.
Om!,
2018
Louisiana State University
Elders Talkin’,
2018
Louisiana State University
“I Am Dark Energy”,
2018
Louisiana State University
Saying Goodbye To Grandma,
2018
Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College
If Everything Was Perfect,
2018
Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College
Foucault And The Recommencement Of Philosophy,
2018
University of Granada (Spain)
Foucault And The Recommencement Of Philosophy, Javier De La Higuera
CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture
Javier de la Higuera discusses in his “Foucault and the Recommencement of Philosophy” the idea of a recommencement of philosophy that Michel Foucault has posited on several occasions, although with different meaning and intentions. This article reconstructs how he approached this in the 1960s and shows the fundamental changes that this idea of recommencement underwent in the later Foucault. In his last three years at the Collège de France, Foucault appeared to reinterpret the very idea of philosophy based on his analysis of ancient spirituality and of parrhesiastic philosophical practice. The interpretation that Gilles Deleuze gave of late Foucault, devoted …
Of The Processes Of Subjectivation As A Subspecies Of The Event: The Deleuzian Reading Of The Later Foucault,
2018
Universidad de Granada
Of The Processes Of Subjectivation As A Subspecies Of The Event: The Deleuzian Reading Of The Later Foucault, Francisco J. Alcalá
CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture
In his article, “On the Processes of Subjectivation as a Subspecies of the Event: the Deleuzian Reading of the Later Foucault” Francisco Alcala discusses the well-known theoretical separation that occurred between Gilles Deleuze and Michel Foucault after the publication of The Will to Knowledge. Deleuze disagreed with the new function that Foucault attributed in this book to the apparatuses of power (to be constitutive of truth) because he considered that such an approach denied an inherent status to the phenomena of resistance, making all reality a truth of power. The aim of this paper is to analyze this controversy: …
Regaining The Subject: Foucault And The Frankfurt School On Critical Subjectivity,
2018
Carlos III University, Madrid
Regaining The Subject: Foucault And The Frankfurt School On Critical Subjectivity, Miguel Alirangues
CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture
In his article “Regaining the Subject: Foucault and the Frankfurt School on Critical Subjectivity” Miguel Alirangues sketches a possible meeting place in which two currents of critical thought (Adorno and Horkheimer, on the one hand, and Foucault, on the other) can come into dialogue. Without these two currents and, more crucially, without the dialogue between them, as he points out, we cannot today think of political antagonism towards the social structures of domination and therefore we cannot think of praxis and agency. The essay proceeds as follows: firstly, the author notes the places in which Foucault spoke of his relationship …
