Titlebook: Walking as Critical Inquiry; Alexandra Lasczik,Amy Cutter-Mackenzie-Knowles,Dav Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Walking in Suriashi as a Radical and Critical Art of Inquiry,tside the theatrical context. This relocation brings a traditional form into new configurations, connecting to everyday practices and sites of resistance and performance. It also contributes to the burgeoning field of walking arts practice, bringing a Japanese dance-based practice into a dialogue wi

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Walking-With Covid: Posthuman Walking Propositions,ng presence, always co-implicated in the study and the life and artmakings of the first author, her students and her doctoral supervisors. Posthuman covid thus became a creature implicated in the work by its absent presence and inspired a more fully posthuman artmaking practice, where the agency of

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The Wonders of Wandering Through Magical Comic Territories: Towards a Feminist-Queer-Crip Laughter,” to establish contact with new material entities and inquire into gender construction, sexualities, motherhood, ableism, patriarchy, capitalism, transspecies relationships, adult-centrism and post-anthropocentrism. A critical genealogy of comicality is provided within the frame of a new materialist

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The Wonders of Wandering Through Magical Comic Territories: Towards a Feminist-Queer-Crip Laughter,” to establish contact with new material entities and inquire into gender construction, sexualities, motherhood, ableism, patriarchy, capitalism, transspecies relationships, adult-centrism and post-anthropocentrism. A critical genealogy of comicality is provided within the frame of a new materialist

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Walking/Writing, Sensing Side-By-Side: A Decolonial Inquiry,ing is a radical and critical art of inquiry that opens spaces for creativity, de-familiarises our bodies, blends visual and non-visual senses, (re)creating belonging, place, feelings and relationships through movement. We reflect on our walking/writing as a source of resistance; a sensory archive;

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Walking/Writing, Sensing Side-By-Side: A Decolonial Inquiry,ing is a radical and critical art of inquiry that opens spaces for creativity, de-familiarises our bodies, blends visual and non-visual senses, (re)creating belonging, place, feelings and relationships through movement. We reflect on our walking/writing as a source of resistance; a sensory archive;