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Josef Polnauerrosity and, building on Freire’s work, aim to differentiate between false and true generosities as inspiration for theorizing a critical imaginary in science education. Drawing from the Freirean constructs of ., what we are doing and for whom, ., the power to (re)define ourselves and our praxis, and

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Michael Gielenmandate and duplication of functions. It contends that, addressing this structural challenge would require the African Peace and Security Architecture reconfigured to operate beyond the conventional ‘quick fix’ responses that marked the former Organization of African Unity (OAU) and now its successo

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Michael Gielenl before us in their multitude of possibilities and perspectives. The chapter leads us through the psychophysiological foundations of soundscapes, of keynote sounds, sound signals and soundmarks, as a key theoretical thread to examine the works of Singapore contemporary artists that utilizes sound a

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Peter Cahndernist ideals, universal truths and one-dimensional objective reality is an attitude that is found running through the contemporary works of Vertical Submarine, Ezzam Rahman and Shayne Phua.At first glance, Ezzam’s . (2015) looks like precious fossils of flowers that the artist preserves in bell ja

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Elvira Seiwertature’. This chapter explores repairing our relationships with the more-than-human world and enabling us to positively engage with the more-than-human world as we face complex and challenging decisions in the Anthropocene. Our relationships are entangled with all beings and natural systems, and the

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Paul Fiebig lenses emerging in this age of the Anthropocene. Relational-materialism and posthumanist perspectives expressed through arts-based pedagogies reinvigorate ECEfS and come together to form a synergy that lays the foundation for new ways of thinking and knowing about nature. I argue that arts-based pr