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• *" Dynamics of Difference : Christianity and Alterity.
• Her interests in poetics include polylingualism, ecopoetics, and the poethics of alterity.
• Igor Ursenco has adopted since his debut book the artistic celebration of the spiritual alterity.
• Creating external social institutions that give stable form to what Castoriadis terms the ( indeterminacy and alterity.
• The concept of alterity is also being used in theology and in spiritual books meant for general readers.
• This " blank stare " through a body of alterity reiterates bell hooks definition of the oppositional gaze.
• Her aesthetic frequently takes inspiration from femininity, excess, alterity, perversion, self-mediation and distortion.
• This approaching of an assimilation to the other is an important form of appropriation of an exterior, an alterity.
• In this series of ink drawings of athletic sculptures, Cassidy examined structures that impose both conformity and alterity on the body.
• Even in the final sections of " Identity and Alterity, " the presence of this new / old order prevails.
• But the many images of women in " Identity and Alterity " are framed, so to speak, by particular circumstances.
• Moreover, Astruc identifies the grotesque as a crucial, and potentially universal, anthropological device that societies have used to conceptualize alterity and change.
• He is an honorary Professor of Philosophy at Warwick where he ran a research seminar ( Fatal Projections : Pathologies of Alterity ) in Spring 2006.
• Pablo Ariel Blitstein, the author of " A new debate about alterity, " describes her as an " important representative of French sinology ".
• Similarly, Michel Foucault argued for the necessity of stupidity to re-connect with what our articulate categories exclude, to recapture the alterity of difference.
• There is included a long article on alterity in the University of Chicago's " Theories of Media : Keywords Glossary " by Joshua Wexler.
• The fictive curtains in the upper corners of the painting for example, signal alterity ( or otherness ) of the scene by drawing attention to the surface.
•  Alterity, Technology, and Human Nature, " in " Digital Culture Unplugged : Probing the native cyborg s multiple locations ", Ed.
• The patient accuses his model of wanting to steal his job, wife, or identity, betraying against the grain the surreptitious alterity that moves through him.
• Her work centered on ethical and philosophical themes such as justice and alterity; modern philosophy in light of technologically-assisted mass death; and memory and forgetting.