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        The Play in the System 

        Fisher, Anna Watkins (2020)
        What does artistic resistance look like in the twenty-first century, when disruption and dissent have been co-opted and commodified in ways that reinforce dominant systems? In The Play in the System Anna Watkins Fisher ...
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        Undocumented Saints 

        Calvo-Quiros, William A. (2022)
        UnDocumented Saints follows the migration of popular saints from Mexico into the United States and the evolution in their meaning. The book explores how Latinx battles for survival are also performed in the worlds of faith, ...
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        Chapter 1 Critically mapping a wicked solution to food insecurity 

        Bennett, Audrey; Vokoun, Jennifer A. (2023)
        Critical mapping—a problematizing, reflective approach—is the process of compiling and analyzing existing design outcomes (DOs) that address a wicked problem (e.g., food insecurity) in a way that creates a synthesis between ...
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        Chapter Introduction 

        Bennett, Audrey; Vokoun, Jennifer A. (2023)
        Critical mapping—a problematizing, reflective approach to design inquiry—investigates how existing design outcomes (DOs) can be coupled to form a wicked solution to address a wicked problem. We have found that visual framing ...
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        The Philosophical Animal 

        Mendieta, Eduardo (2024)
        Humans are animals who fictionalize other animals to asse their "humanness." We are philosophical animals who philosophize about our humanity by projecting images onto a mirror about other animals. Spanning literature, ...
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