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Matthew Garklavs deposited Part I: Identifying and Managing Traditional Knowledge (TK) in the Karen Jamieson Dance Archives in the group
ARLIS/NA New York on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 1 month agoCanadian contemporary dancer and choreographer Karen Jamieson, based in Vancouver, BC, is nationally recognized for her work in community-engaged dance and cross-cultural collaborations with Indigenous communities since the early 1990s. The works that came out of these close collaborative relationships, captured in the Karen Jamieson Dance (KJD)…[Read more]
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Matthew Garklavs's profile was updated on Humanities Commons 2 years, 1 month ago
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Matt Garklavs deposited Part I: Identifying and Managing Traditional Knowledge (TK) in the Karen Jamieson Dance Archives on ARLISNA Commons 2 years, 1 month ago
Canadian contemporary dancer and choreographer Karen Jamieson, based in Vancouver, BC, is nationally recognized for her work in community-engaged dance and cross-cultural collaborations with Indigenous communities since the early 1990s. The works that came out of these close collaborative relationships, captured in the Karen Jamieson Dance (KJD)…[Read more]
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Camille Akmut deposited 16bit Sensation scientific apparatus VI on Humanities Commons 2 years, 1 month ago
year 1997 (adaptation up to episode 10)
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Camille Akmut deposited Making and acquisition of Reddit (Special 1) on Humanities Commons 2 years, 1 month ago
(Special supplements to the History of computer science and technology)
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Muhammad Naeem deposited SHARAR’S NOVEL DILCHASP: ONE PENNY TOO MANY in the group
Settler Colonialism on Humanities Commons 2 years, 1 month agoColonial predicament made the life and its understanding complex in the Subcontinent. To represent this complexity, Urdu writers found the polyphonic genre, i.e. the novel helpful. They used different techniques of characterization to narrate the social hierarchy of characters. The novel also provided the space for them to attract the people with…[Read more]
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Muhammad Naeem deposited SHARAR’S NOVEL DILCHASP: ONE PENNY TOO MANY in the group
Literary theory on Humanities Commons 2 years, 1 month agoColonial predicament made the life and its understanding complex in the Subcontinent. To represent this complexity, Urdu writers found the polyphonic genre, i.e. the novel helpful. They used different techniques of characterization to narrate the social hierarchy of characters. The novel also provided the space for them to attract the people with…[Read more]
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Muhammad Naeem deposited SHARAR’S NOVEL DILCHASP: ONE PENNY TOO MANY in the group
Cultural Studies on Humanities Commons 2 years, 1 month agoColonial predicament made the life and its understanding complex in the Subcontinent. To represent this complexity, Urdu writers found the polyphonic genre, i.e. the novel helpful. They used different techniques of characterization to narrate the social hierarchy of characters. The novel also provided the space for them to attract the people with…[Read more]
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Muhammad Naeem deposited SHARAR’S NOVEL DILCHASP: ONE PENNY TOO MANY on Humanities Commons 2 years, 1 month ago
Colonial predicament made the life and its understanding complex in the Subcontinent. To represent this complexity, Urdu writers found the polyphonic genre, i.e. the novel helpful. They used different techniques of characterization to narrate the social hierarchy of characters. The novel also provided the space for them to attract the people with…[Read more]
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Anatole Shukla deposited MARS4P01: Sources and Methods in Medieval and Renaissance Studies on MLA Commons 2 years, 1 month ago
Four information-literacy objectives were integrated
into a course on Sources and Methods in Medieval and Renaissance Studies:
1. Research as Inquiry
2. Information Creation as a Process
3. Scholarship as Conversation
4. Searching as Strategic Exploration
We reached these objectives by foregrounding period primary sources in richly…[Read more] -
Anatole Shukla deposited LIT3212: Research & Writing About Literature on MLA Commons 2 years, 1 month ago
The collaboration described below, Strategies for Conducting Literary Research, is a research skills textbook designed for LIT3212: Research & Writing About Literature, which Dr. Mauer taught in the spring of 2023. We offer the textbook as an OER to instructors throughout the humanities at UCF, where it is being used in many courses. As we…[Read more]
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Muhammad Naeem deposited اردو ناول کا آغاز اور استعماری نگرانی Beginning of Urdu Novel and Colonial Surveillance in the group
Settler Colonialism on Humanities Commons 2 years, 1 month agoThis article explores the connection between the development of new literary genres in Urdu and colonial authority. British Colonial authorities tried to develop a system of scrutiny for local literatures. To limit the ‘vernacular’ literatures within the ‘suggested’ traits, colonial administration used its local subordinates in disseminating the…[Read more]
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Muhammad Naeem deposited اردو ناول کا آغاز اور استعماری نگرانی Beginning of Urdu Novel and Colonial Surveillance in the group
Literary theory on Humanities Commons 2 years, 1 month agoThis article explores the connection between the development of new literary genres in Urdu and colonial authority. British Colonial authorities tried to develop a system of scrutiny for local literatures. To limit the ‘vernacular’ literatures within the ‘suggested’ traits, colonial administration used its local subordinates in disseminating the…[Read more]
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Muhammad Naeem deposited اردو ناول کا آغاز اور استعماری نگرانی Beginning of Urdu Novel and Colonial Surveillance in the group
Cultural Studies on Humanities Commons 2 years, 1 month agoThis article explores the connection between the development of new literary genres in Urdu and colonial authority. British Colonial authorities tried to develop a system of scrutiny for local literatures. To limit the ‘vernacular’ literatures within the ‘suggested’ traits, colonial administration used its local subordinates in disseminating the…[Read more]
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