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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Konstnärens verksamhet i skolan – diskursiva förståelser och legitimeringar / Artist-led activities in schools – discursive understanding and legitimisation

Falk, Ingrid January 2014 (has links)
Denna undersökning har fokus på frågor i relation till att professionella konstnärer är verksamma skolor som en del av att infria läroplanernas övergripande kulturuppdrag. Här problematiseras vad konstnärerna genom sin praktik kan tillföra skolan. Data till undersökningen baseras på erfarenheter av arbeten där barn och ungdomar har arbetat med konstnärer. Med en diskursanalytisk ansats undersöks hur olika aktörer beskriver konstnärers arbete i skolan.Citat ur statliga och kommunala styrdokument som rör samarbeten mellan skola och konstnärer återges i undersökningen, samt något om forskning om estetik i skolan. Projektet Skapande skola är ett av exemplen som beskrivs genom data som insamlats för att se vilken kompetens konstnärer kan behöva för att verka som konstnärer i skolan.Undersökningen lyfter fram fyra diskursiva förslag på positioner som beskriver hur konstnärer kan bidra till kunskap inom skolans ram. De fyra förslagen lyder;1. Konstnären som ögonöppnare (gör att andra elever och andra saker, än vanligtvis blir synliga, och att nya tankar tar form)2. Konstnären som pausfågel (gör så att lärare och elever i skolan får ett avbrott i den vardagliga undervisningen).3. Konstnären som specialist (gör så att eleverna får tillgång till nya material och tekniker och till ett nytt yrkesområde)4. Konstnären som samhällsguide (gör så att eleverna orienterar sig ut mot samhället).Genom beskrivning av vad konstnären kan bidra med i form av estetisk kunskap genom estetiska lärprocesser, syftar undersökningen till förståelse för konstnärens yrkesidentitet i skolans sfär. Diskurspositionerna kan sägas legitimera konstnärens verksamhet som komplement till ordinarie estetisk undervisning och i det övergripande kulturuppdraget inom alla skolans ämnesområden. / This investigation focuses on issues that arise when professional artists work in schools as part of a course of study to meet national curriculum programmes of study requirements and cultural education attainment targets.This thesis examines what artists can contribute to schools through their artistic residencies.The data for this study is based on experiences from artistic work with children and young people during artist residencies in schools and colleges. A discourse analytical approach has been used to investigate how different actors describe artists’ work in schools and colleges.Quotes from national and council policy documents on topics related to programmes that involve schools and artists can be found in this study, as well as selected research on aesthetics in schools.This study highlights four discursive suggestions of positions that describe how artists can contribute to knowledge within the realm of schools and colleges.The four discursive suggestions of positions are as follows:1.The artist as a catalyst (eye-opener) for new ways of thinking.2.The artist as a “break in routine”.3.The artist as a specialist. Gives access to new techniques or professional fields.4.The artist as a guide to society.Through describing what artists can contribute in the form of aesthetic knowledge and aesthetic learning processes, the aim of the study is to understand the artists’ professional identity in the educational sphere. The discursive positions one can say legitimises artists’ activities in schools as a complement to regular aesthetic teaching and in the overarching cultural attainment targets in all subject areas. / <p></p><p></p>
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Fashion Beyond Sight : Perceptions of fashion and dress by visually impaired women in Finland

Kukkonen, Mikko January 2021 (has links)
Understanding fashion and dress is frequently dictated by the sense of sight and the social fact of visibility. This thesis aims to explore the phenomenon of non-visual fashion and dress with a particular focus on visually impaired people and their bodies as a site of knowledge production. While previous studies of the relationship between body and dress have examined how the sighted body is fashioned, the present small-scale and socio-sensorial study attempts to fathom how fashion and dress become perceivable in haptic, audial, and olfactory terms. This thesis engages thoughtfully with the visually impaired and their feelings related to the present-day field of fashion and dress, building on a Bourdieusan framework of habitus and embodiment applied to fashion studies. Employing qualitative interviews conducted among visually impaired women in Finland, this thesis gives voice to the people meagrely represented in the literature on fashion and dress. Furthermore, while acknowledging the empirically grounded non-visual dimension, this thesis adheres to previous contributions of revaluing the plurality of epistemologies and discourses vis-à-vis fashion, dress, and the body.

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