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... This chapter explores why a number of feminists in Ireland have reclaimed the witch as a symbol of empowerment in an attempt to resist the patriarchal society that they feel exists withinthe country. Many people have experienced or witnessed violence and harm caused by family members, the Irish...

..., amplifying what could have been and what might yet be. Tituba subjunctive decolonization more-than-human erotics This chapter explores why a number of feminists in Ireland have reclaimed the witch as a symbol of empowerment in an attempt to resist the patriarchal society that they feel exists...

... confined in Good Shepherd Magdalene laundries thousands of miles away across the world. The history of Magdalene laundries in Ireland is well-documented; Magdalene laundries also existed contemporaneously in the United States, but their existence is less widely known. Placing these entwined histories...

... by political movements across the world, including Palestine, Greece, El Salvador, Angola, the Dominican Republic, Northern Ireland, Haiti, Mexico, and the United States. Dane and Silber envisioned Paredon as raising awareness inside the United States about national liberation struggles taking place overseas...

... methodology to explore space and address community issues. The chapter analyzes examples from the project sites in Canada, Northern Ireland, and Australia, as well as examples from the online components of the project, to show how improvisation shaped both the planning and design of the project and changed...

... project Community Sound [e]Scapes to investigate how improvisation can be used as an artistic and social methodology to explore space and address community issues. The chapter analyzes examples from the project sites in Canada, Northern Ireland, and Australia, as well as examples from the online...

... generated by political movements across the world, including Palestine, Greece, El Salvador, Angola, the Dominican Republic, Northern Ireland, Haiti, Mexico, and the United States. Dane and Silber envisioned Paredon as raising awareness inside the United States about national liberation struggles taking...