... This strategy removes the writing from the scientific modes, but without transforming the fin... more ... This strategy removes the writing from the scientific modes, but without transforming the final product into fiction, drama or poetry. ... Conclusion This chapter has introduced the philosophical approach of the authors, which underpins the chapters that follow. ...
... Finally, we look at recent work that draws attention to the inadequacies of these approaches,... more ... Finally, we look at recent work that draws attention to the inadequacies of these approaches, and which ... to emotion, and that the human subject is unitary and rational, all other things being equal ... how the individual is situated in a globalised history (ibid: 2). The key issue is that ...
... O'Donovan, O. and Ward, E. (1996) 'Networks of Women's Groups and ... more ... O'Donovan, O. and Ward, E. (1996) 'Networks of Women's Groups and Politics: What (Some) Women Think', in UCG Women's Studies Review 4 ... Ryan, AB (1997a) Feminist subjectivities: sources and themes for a politicised practice of women's personal development education. ...
This presentation outlines proposals for a universal basic income in Ireland and suggests ways th... more This presentation outlines proposals for a universal basic income in Ireland and suggests ways that it could be better than the present supports for Family Carers. Our intention was to stimulate a conversation by means of a brief presentation and a number of questions for discussion.
This paper treats the commons and commoning as transformative practices, since they involve democ... more This paper treats the commons and commoning as transformative practices, since they involve democratic self-organisation for the collective management of resources. Commoning is also treated as an expression of social power and the paper considers the relationship of commoning to Wright's transformative logics of symbiotic and interstitial strategies. The role of the state is and its capacity to support and promote commoning in interstitial and symbiotic forms is also considered.
... This strategy removes the writing from the scientific modes, but without transforming the fin... more ... This strategy removes the writing from the scientific modes, but without transforming the final product into fiction, drama or poetry. ... Conclusion This chapter has introduced the philosophical approach of the authors, which underpins the chapters that follow. ...
... Finally, we look at recent work that draws attention to the inadequacies of these approaches,... more ... Finally, we look at recent work that draws attention to the inadequacies of these approaches, and which ... to emotion, and that the human subject is unitary and rational, all other things being equal ... how the individual is situated in a globalised history (ibid: 2). The key issue is that ...
... O'Donovan, O. and Ward, E. (1996) 'Networks of Women's Groups and ... more ... O'Donovan, O. and Ward, E. (1996) 'Networks of Women's Groups and Politics: What (Some) Women Think', in UCG Women's Studies Review 4 ... Ryan, AB (1997a) Feminist subjectivities: sources and themes for a politicised practice of women's personal development education. ...
This presentation outlines proposals for a universal basic income in Ireland and suggests ways th... more This presentation outlines proposals for a universal basic income in Ireland and suggests ways that it could be better than the present supports for Family Carers. Our intention was to stimulate a conversation by means of a brief presentation and a number of questions for discussion.
This paper treats the commons and commoning as transformative practices, since they involve democ... more This paper treats the commons and commoning as transformative practices, since they involve democratic self-organisation for the collective management of resources. Commoning is also treated as an expression of social power and the paper considers the relationship of commoning to Wright's transformative logics of symbiotic and interstitial strategies. The role of the state is and its capacity to support and promote commoning in interstitial and symbiotic forms is also considered.
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