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21	Tactile Theology: Gender, Misogyny, and Possibility in Medieval English Literature Hoffman, Nicholas 21 December 2022 (has links) No description available. Medieval Literature Gender Studies medieval literature Middle Ages Christian theology tactility sensory history gender mysticism Junius 11 Ancrene Wisse Margery Kempe Emily Dickinson
22	Decorating the Imagination: An investigation into the Poetics of Play De Brabandere, Helena Nicole 01 September 2010 (has links) No description available. Fine Arts Ceramics commemoration play memory tactility constricted motion porcelain majolica maiolica bust plate display souvenir spoon miniature display neo-classical
23	Shaken and Stirred: Tactile Imagery and Narrative Immediacy in J. D. Salinger's "Blue Melody," "A Girl I Knew," and "Just Before the War with the Eskimos" Bega-Hart, Angelica 19 August 2011 (has links) J.D. Salinger’s ‘A Girl I Knew,’ ‘Just Before the War with the Eskimos,’ and ‘Blue Melody,’ contain key thematic and narratological elements that contribute to the development of character through repeated reference to tactile imagery and through each character’s reaction to the sensations associated with tactile images. Salinger’s descriptions of tactile interaction allow readers to see his characters connected in ways that were increasingly difficult in the 1950’s, where widespread cultural changes contributed to increasing physical and emotional distancing. Critics have argued that “vision” is at the heart of many of Salinger’s characters’ struggles, since they “seek” a level of human connectedness not found in other narratives. However, Salinger's stories do not provide a mere record of observed physical characteristics as some claim; instead, they present concrete physical details that take both the character and the reader beyond sight to touch, in an effort to create the intimate space necessary for redemption. Using theoretical work by critics who focus on tactile imagery pinpoints how Salinger’s characters situate themselves in relation to the world around them and how setting and other narrative mechanics influence character. Salinger’s attention to tactile imagery influences character in a profound way creating a “narrative of immediacy” where closeness is further reinforced through tactile physical descriptions, attention to gesture, and use of conversational popular vernacular. J. D. Salinger Salinger Just Before the War with the Eskimos Blue Melody A Girl I Knew World War II tactile imagery tactility narrative immediacy John Berger Susan Stewart narrative touch short stories proxemic relationships in literature Arts and Humanities English Language and Literature
24	« Toucher les sons » : la manipulation expérimentale des sons électroniques, de l'apprentissage à la transmission dans les pratiques improvisées contemporaines - enquête de terrain à Montréal auprès de musiciens improvisateurs (2013-2016) Lavergne, Grégoire 07 1900 (has links) No description available. improvisation libre électronique improvisation électroacoustique échantillonnage musiques expérimentales free jazz audiotactilite processus tradition Free electronic improvisation Electro-acoustic improvisation Sampling Experimental music Free jazz Audio-tactility Process
25	Tactile Stories : My Collection of Embodied Memories From an Act of Learning Smedeland, Nadia January 2022 (has links) In my thesis project, I am questioning how we, as interior architects, can design and use material in a creative, sustainable and sensory way when the common workflow of our practice is becoming increasingly more digital and distanced, when quality and prices are being pressured by the consumer system and when production, to a great extent, has moved to developing countries. I believe that when we distance ourselves from the practical knowledge and process of making, we are also distancing ourselves from understanding how our bodies inhabit the world. How are we to design meaningful and multi-sensory spatial experiences, create something to connect and care for, when we are working from a distance, far away beyond the horizon? In my view, all spatial experiences are multi-sensory, meaning that we experience them through more senses than our gaze. Therefore, I believe it is important to practice as an interior architect through embodied methods of making, not limiting our understanding of space to two-dimensional representations such as computer models or drawings. Through tactile, slow and repetitive hands-on practice, I learn about the material wood and its sensory qualities and let the material guide me in my process. My project shows my collection of embodied memories from that learning process in an archive of wooden pieces and three pieces of furniture. All telling a tactile story of their own to be experienced with our senses. Spatial Design Interior Architecture Furniture Design Form Body Tactility Embody Senses Knowledge Sustainability Wood Practice Dialogue Rumslig Gestaltning Inredningsarkitektur Rum Möbel Kropp Taktilitet Sinnen Kunskap Hållbarhet Trä Praktik Dialog Architecture Arkitektur Design Design
26	Whispering Bodies : The Textual Brain Bertling Wiik, Siri January 2021 (has links) During this project I’ve been exploring how we can work with things within art to change our way of relating to ourselves, other humans and our surrounding. I want to see if finding inner spaces within us can make us feel more connected to our external surrounding. I want to share the feeling of being connected with things through incorporating them inside our own bodies. I have therefore been leading participants on introspective journeys where they found rooms inside of their bodies. After that I have been translating these inner spaces into immersive performative Scenography, where visitors have been invited to engage with the things in the space with all their senses. All the bodies, things as well as visitors, have been given the possibility to interact on their own terms. I wanted to see what kind of relating this room of Whispering Bodies; the Immersive Scenography inspired and invited to, and I wished for it to be a tactile bonding with a sense of heightened empathy and listening. This text-based piece, called Whispering Bodies: The Textual Brain, is created out of a curiosity in how a reflection based in the written language can exist as a complementary work for a physical and tactile space, in this case Whispering Bodies: The Immersive Scenography. I wanted to create an experience that would have traces of the room filled with different bodies. I have been experimenting with how to use different mediums to make this happen, and this piece will be a combination of meditation, video, drawings, audio and text, and the text itself will be jumping in between genres. I want to invite you to take part in this journey with me. It will be dry, it will be poetic, it will be telling you what happened, both the factual and the fictional. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me about the work. performance object oriented ontology video participatory poetry language scenography sculpture visual art fine art interactive fluid fluidity melting inner spaces introspective workshop objects things tactility relations translation transformation interspecies communication communication agency immersive performative body bodies meditation språklighet kommunikation meditation kropp workshop performance konst fri konst scenkonst tolkning översätta förändra videokonst skulptur poesi scenografi allomslutande interaktivt performativt deltagande Performing Arts Scenkonst Visual Arts Bildkonst

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