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A Hybrid Discourse Analysis of Client-Preferred Identity Co-Construction Within Brief Narrative Single Session Therapy
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Becoming-Pite: An Application of Deleuzian Theory to Chrystal Pite’s Choreography
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In: Undergraduate Honors Thesis Collection (2020)
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O inconsciente como linguagem: de Freud a Lacan (The unconscious as language: from Freud to Lacan) ...
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O inconsciente como linguagem: de Freud a Lacan (The unconscious as language: from Freud to Lacan) ...
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From the perspective of the object in semiotics : Deleuze and Peirce
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The prague school on a global scale: A coup d’œil from the east
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In: Slovo a Slovesnost, vol 80, iss 3 (2019)
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Things seemed to fall apart when he was in the room: Survivors' representations of violence, agency, power, and resistance in their online posts ...
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In this research, I examined the ways in which survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV) negotiated, in their online narratives, multiple IPV and gendered discourses to represent the context of men’s violence and to construct their subjectivities. I analyzed 26 online forum posts using Coates, Todd, and Wade’s (2003) interactional and discursive view of violence and resistance and Baxter’s (2003, 2008) feminist post-structuralist discourse analysis. The integrated findings demonstrated that the survivors drew from multiple competing discourses in their constructions of men’s violence and in constituting themselves as women, partners, mothers, and survivors. The results of analysis also identified how dominant IPV and gendered discourses worked intertextually to position survivors in shifting relations of power, to constrain their agency, and to delimit their strategies of resistance. However, the survivors also resisted IPV in meaningful ways. The limitations and the implications of these findings for ...
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agency; discourse; Education--Guidance and Counseling; Education--Social Sciences; feminist poststructuralism; FOS Languages and literature; interactional and discursive view of violence and resistance; intimate partner violence; Linguistics; online forum; power; Psychology--Social; resistance; Women's Studies
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URL: https://dx.doi.org/10.11575/prism/36375 https://prism.ucalgary.ca/handle/1880/110187
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Study abroad and identity: a longitudinal study of Saudi female learners of English in Ireland
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Deconstructing a Nunavut Educators Experience: My Personal Journey towards Decolonial Praxis
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Ch. 12 - In Search of Liberty: A Poststructuralist Extension of Jorgensen's Dialectics
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In: The Road Goes Ever On: Estelle Jorgensen's Legacy in Music Education (2019)
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A Feminist-poststructuralist Investigation of the Experiences of Indian Adults in Interethnic Romantic Relationships in New Zealand
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