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Embodied vulnerabilities : responding to violent encounters through installation practicesHaynes, Rachael Anne January 2009 (has links)
This practice-led research was initiated in response to a series of violent encounters that occurred between my fragile installations and viewers. The central focus of this study was to recuperate my installation practice in the wake of such events. This led to the development of a ‘responsive practice’ methodology, which reframed the installation process through an ethical lens developed from Emmanuel Levinas’ ethical phenomenology. The central propositions of this research are the reconceptualisation of ‘violent encounters’ in terms of difference whereby I accept viewers responses, even those which are violent, destructive or damaging, and secondly that the process operates as a generative excess for practice through which recuperative strategies can be found and implemented. By re-examining this process as it unfolded in the three phases of the practical component, I developed strategies whereby violated, destroyed or damaged works could be recuperated through the processes of reconfiguration, reparation and regeneration. Therefore my installations embody and articulate vulnerability but also demonstrate resilience and renewal.
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Premarital and extra-marital sexual practices amongst some modern Zulus : an ethical response from a catholic perspectiveJili, Bongani Vitus. 11 1900 (has links)
There is a rise in premarital and extra-marital sexual relations amongst some
modern Zulus. The causes of this rise include the perpetual childhood of women in
society and the political and socio-economic setting in South Africa. The results of
this rise include teenage pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases.
In Zulu traditional sexual practice the publicity of love affairs curbed sexual
promiscuity. Many people were involved in the love affairs of young people. This
tradition broke down because of the political, religious and socio-economic changes
in South Africa.
The Catholic Church teaches that marriage is sacred; it is an institution of God, a
sacrament. Therefore premarital and extra-marital sexual relations taint the integrity
of marriage.
A number of things can be done to alleviate the problem of premarital and extramarital
sexual promiscuity. These include: changing the political and socio-economic
structures of our country; empowering women; inculturation; and changing the
pastoral attitude of the Church towards sexuality. / M.Th. (Theological Ethics)
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Premarital and extra-marital sexual practices amongst some modern Zulus : an ethical response from a catholic perspectiveJili, Bongani Vitus. 11 1900 (has links)
There is a rise in premarital and extra-marital sexual relations amongst some
modern Zulus. The causes of this rise include the perpetual childhood of women in
society and the political and socio-economic setting in South Africa. The results of
this rise include teenage pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases.
In Zulu traditional sexual practice the publicity of love affairs curbed sexual
promiscuity. Many people were involved in the love affairs of young people. This
tradition broke down because of the political, religious and socio-economic changes
in South Africa.
The Catholic Church teaches that marriage is sacred; it is an institution of God, a
sacrament. Therefore premarital and extra-marital sexual relations taint the integrity
of marriage.
A number of things can be done to alleviate the problem of premarital and extramarital
sexual promiscuity. These include: changing the political and socio-economic
structures of our country; empowering women; inculturation; and changing the
pastoral attitude of the Church towards sexuality. / M.Th. (Theological Ethics)
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