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...William Uricchio; Katerina Cizek The concept of “co-creation” is particularly timely because it reframes the ethics of who creates, how, and why, not only interpreting the world but seeking to change it through a lens of equity and justice. An expansive notion, co-creation embraces a constellation...

... of the Co-Creation Studio at MIT Open Documentary Lab. Vlad Gl veanu, PhD, works at Webster University Geneva, Switzerland, and the University of Bergen, Norway. Gl veanu has expertise in the areas of creativity, imagination, culture, collaboration, wonder, and human possibility. Coco Kanters...

... to the antenarrative realities of our embodied co-creation. And instead of quantifying creative ideas, we need to trace their development and do so in their own terms. For it is when we know what ideas would say that we can learn, think, and answer back. Works Cited Boje, David. 2000. Introduction to Narrative Methods...

..., metacreativity, and ludic creativity, it also cautions against the co-optation of creativity and metacreativity by apparatuses or cybernetic systems. It argues for the rejuvenation of self and world alike and calls for a minor sensibility (in a Deleuzean sense), a collective ethical awakening, and a shift toward...

... and co-director of the Early Caribbean Digital Archive (ecda.northeastern.edu), a digital archive that explores decolonial strategies of knowledge creation. Sean Grattan is lecturer in American literature at the University of Kent and the author of Hope Isn t Stupid: Utopian Affects in Contempo- rary...

... of political and social coexistence and identitarian practice,” a “hallmark” of American higher law constitutionalism (2). American higher law is marked by a consensual creation of basic standards of co-existence for a diverse citizenry—a process which transcends...

.... 1988. “Cultural Creation in a Fragmented Society.” In The Next Arab Decade: Alternative Futures, edited by Hisham Sharabi, 160–81. Boul- der, CO: Westview. Abu-Manneh, Bashir. 2014. “Palestinian Trajectories: Novel and Politics since 1948,” Modern Language Quarterly 75, no. 4...

... before moving to Paris and founding the iconic Shakespeare and Co. bookstore in 1919. The creation of a community-supported bookstore in this town of six thousand people is more than a prospective literary landmark, however; it presents a way to draw together many of the culture workers, artists...

... is tragically low. The fourth paragraph was nearly identical to the first paragraph except now the pencil-drawn stick figures behind God had devil horns and were saying, See, I told you he was EVIL! The fifth paragraph was subtitled Genesis for Dummies and explained how creation is a story of separation...

... to assess environmental and social possibilities in the language of parts per mil- lion of CO 2 , older commitments to the common might no longer be the ones we want or need. Why Energy? We moderns have tended to envision energy as a largely neutral aspect of social life as little more than a dead input...

... and exist in the mind, in our senses and outside them, on a TV screen, in the air, or on a mirror. In this sense, the existence of images, in all of their forms, coincides with that of mediality: it is because of this recip- rocal co-implication of images and media that images can and should...

...Tom Moylan Since the turn of this century, engaged intellectuals have argued for the refunctioning of a utopian process within actually existing politics. While I accept the caveats about utopianism's ineffectiveness or co-optation that are the bedrock of the cold stream of the Marxist tradition...

... . ---. “ Auscultation, Creation, and Revision: The Rout of the Esthetes Literature, Marxism, and Beyond .” Extensions of the Burkean System . Ed. Chesebro James W. . Tuscaloosa : U of Alabama P , 1993 . 42 - 172 . ---. “ Buildings Should Not Be Tall .” The New Republic 78 ( April 1934 ): 271...

... of production and screenwriting credits. He has produced all and written or co-written many of Ang Lee’s movies, from Pushing Hands (1991) and The Wedding Banquet (1993) through Sense and Sensibility (1995) and The Ice Storm (1997) up to Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000), The Hulk...

... the 1973 creation of the middle- class, professional National Black Feminist Organization. Part of this absence is the frequent subsuming of intersectional identities under supposedly encompassing meta-identities more readily recognized by/ as hegemonicized groupings. For instance, black women...

...), that he captured wide attention in literary studies. Beginning in 1969, he taught at the University of California-Berkeley, where in 1982 he co-founded the journal Representations, from which he edited two collections, Representing the English Renaissance (California, 1988) and New World...

... labor. Both critics direct an intense focus on issues of social justice and the creation of intellectual culture. Known for his supple and complex vision of the relationship between literature and the social, Wilson rejects any fixed or simple paradigm for analyzing...

... in Paris in the 1960s, Out of Breath. Miller’s early work is part of the feminist revision of the canon and creation of a new literary history. Her first book, The Heroine’s Text: Readings in the French and English Novel, 1722-1782 (Columbia UP, 1980), examined the fate of women...

... enfolds past, present, and future into the continuous creation of new currency forms. What emerges is a grounded, empirical insight into how creativity manifests as a particular disposition and understanding of success, which I call failing forward. The three organizations at the center...

... in recent, Foucauldian-inspired histories of sexuality, though such histories tend to over-rate the power of sexology and psychiatry as punitive regimes of social control, while overlooking the role played by psychiatric patients in the creation of modern sexual categories. Nineteenth-century...