Revisando las Prácticas Educativas: una Mirada Posmoderna a la Relación Género-Currículo by Elida Giraldo-Gil

“…In this article, the author presents a critical analysis of the gender-curriculum relation and its implications on educational practices and discourses. …”
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Moral cosmopolitanism and the everyday life: how students encounter distant others by Vandevoordt, R

“…This article seeks to contribute to this line of empirical research by exploring the everyday situations and spheres in which these discourses and dispositions are embedded. In doing so, this study draws on a qualitative analysis of 19 students’ encounters with distant others, through both a 10-day diary on their media use and in-depth individualised interviews.…”

Children’s News Media as a Space for Learning About Difference by Camilla Haavisto, Avanti Chajed, Rasmus Kyllönen

“…In this article, we show how everyday difference is conceptualised in Finland through our analysis of media products for children (HBL Junior, HS Lasten Uutiset, and Yle Mix). …”
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Keying In: Getting Close to 186 Carpenter, Creative Placemaking, and the Artist Entrepreneur by Tyler French

“…I develop the category of the “not-not-for-profit” organization as a mode of organizing, which intentionally resists the legibility afforded by these discourses. By outlining the cultural circumstances that inform why some arts organizers chose to not participate in Creative Placemaking and artist entrepreneurship schemes, this ethnographically informed analysis can nuance their critiques and affirmations. …”
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“Any creature that comes out of there, shoot it”: Hindu Nationalism, Viral Bodies, and the Political Imaginaries of COVID-19 by Rachel A. Rothenberg

“…In this paper, I draw on digital ethnographic analysis of social media posting around the crisis. …”
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Regionalisierung der Städte by Manfred Kühn

“…Recent conceptions of the city and also other spatial constructs — such as the regional city, theZwischenstadt, the network city and theRandstad — define urban space on a broader scale invoking the notion of the city-region. This analysis of discourses traces the shifts in patterns of perception, of ordering and of interpretation in spatial research and spatial planning with regard to suburban settlement development in both western and eastern Germany since 1990. …”
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Mémoires sensibles de l’eau. Apprentis marins sur l’île du Frioul dans les années 1950 by Dominique Maillard

“…By using a memory source produced by alumni and made on one hand by pictures and on the other hand by discourses about their stay with the school, the analysis focuses on how the particular space-time conditions of this teaching played for these boys and young men as a propaedeutic of the sea. …”
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As práticas judiciais e o significado do processo de julgamento by Ribeiro Carlos Antonio Costa

“…More specifically, it argues that the decision-making practices of justice staff are guided by "dually structured" discourses, that is, by discourses that combine the moral definition of the categories "gender", "race", and "work with legal definitions regarding defendants? …”
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Managing artisanal and small-scale mining in forest areas: perspectives from a poststructural political ecology by Hirons, M

“…A review of alternative discourses reveals that the poststructural method is useful for critiquing the international policy arena but does not inform new approaches. …”

Organising the labour of teaching and learning during the COVID-19 pandemic in Canadian universities by Mara De Giusti Bordignon, Melody Viczko, Renata Matsumoto

“…This study aims to interrogate responses from three Canadian universities related to discourses formed around the labour of teaching and learning. …”
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The voice of the silenced in Salman Rushdie’s Shame, Caryl Phillips’s Foreigners: Three English Lives, and Colum McCann’s by Talif, Rosli, Mani, Manimangai, Bahar, Ida Baizura, Wagaa, Intisar Mohammed

“…The methodological analysis of the study will concentrate on the way by which the authors present the peculiarities of their fictional characters and discourses.…”
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Les économies morales de l’obésité de l’enfant by Andrea Lutz

“…On the basis of the data collected in the framework of a fieldwork study carried out in French-speaking Switzerland between 2014 and 2016 involving semi-structured interviews with health professionals, observations within a therapeutic program, and the analysis of the scientific and professional literature, this study aims to elucidate the moral logics operating in the discourses and practices that constitute this new clinical field in construction. …”
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Cognitive dimensions of politics: relativism and rationalism by Murray Faure

“…The arguments in earlier as well as more recent discourses to this end are appraised here, with no necessary causal link being found between the claims of these discourses and the conventional world of politics. …”
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Cognitive dimensions of politics: relativism and rationalism by Murray Faure

“…The arguments in earlier as well as more recent discourses to this end are appraised here, with no necessary causal link being found between the claims of these discourses and the conventional world of politics. …”
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Altérité et « latinité » aux États-Unis by Emmanuelle Le Texier

“…In the US, the complex interaction with the “Other” is based on identity discourses that question the definition of national identity. …”
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Réhabiliter leur mémoire? Représentations des victimes de la Guerre Civile et du franquisme dans les musées d'Espagne by Zoé de Kerangat

“…After a theoretical introduction around the museological and museographical representations of history and the mediation of memory discourses in museums, this article explores the role of the notion of victim in three museums of Spain (the Museum of the History of Catalonia in Barcelona, the Museum of the Army in Toledo, and the Peace Museum of Gernika), thanks to the textual and visual analysis of the historical narrative they exhibit.…”
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Genetic ancestry testing, whiteness and the limits of anti-racism by Katharine Tyler

“…This article explores how a branch of genomic science that embraces and advocates anti-racism, public participation, consultation and inclusion unintentionally supports everyday discourses of race and racism. It focuses on the reproduction of racism and exposes the limits of anti-racist discourses that are embedded in public engagements with the science and technology of genetic ancestry testing. …”
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« C’est une pièce qui rentre dans une autre pièce » : Normer les corps par l’éducation à la santé sexuelle en Suisse romande by Marlyse Debergh, Sophie Torrent

“…Deploying the theoretical paradigms of the Doing Gender Theory (West, Zimmerman, 2009), and the epistemology of ignorance (Tuana, 2006; 2004), this article presents one main finding: sexual health education programs (re)produce gender dynamics along a continuum, in different sexual health education programs designed for different audiences (youth, teenagers, adults). The analysis follows three lines: discourses, as well as medical and anatomical models, about fecundation and the clitoris; discourses about the social construction of puberty; definition and perception of sexual intercourse.…”
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Contesting digital leisure time: Parental struggles in relation to young children's play with tablets at home by Lundtofte Thomas Enemark

“…In this article, I analyse data from a video observation–based media ethnography of seven Danish children (aged 4–6) and engage with the research tradition attributed to parental mediation. The analysis suggests two major paths in the struggles that stand out from the discourses and in situ practices of parents and children in the empirical data. …”
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Historicidades y discursos históricos. El Partido Aprista Peruano y Socialismo y Participación durante la transición democrática peruana de fines de los años 1970 by Daniel Iglesias

“…This analysis shows the existence of different ways of linking the political history that accompanied institutional change to the Peruvian democratic transition.…”
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