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    AuthorAhmed, R (1)BAKER, S (1)INCHLEY, MJ (1)Inchley, MJ (1)KARTSAKI, E (1)Subject
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    Circular Paths of Pleasure in Marco Berrettini's iFeel2 

    KARTSAKI, E (Taylor & Francis (Routledge): SSH Titles, 2015-10-21)
    This article thinks about the connections between performance, repetition and pleasure by drawing on Lacanian theory. It examines the temporal and spatial experience of desire's perpetual unfulfillment through Marco ...
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    Verbatim practice as research with care-experienced young people: An ‘aesthetics of care’ through aural attention 

    INCHLEY, MJ; BAKER, S (Manchester University Press, 2019)
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    Touring Testimonies: Rebalancing the Public Realm through Human Rights Activism in Asylum Monologues and Seven 

    Inchley, MJ (2016-09)
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    Towards an Ethics of Reading Muslims: Encountering Difference in Kamila Shamsie's Home Fire 

    Ahmed, R
    This article explores the ethics of reading across difference in a secular literary marketplace that is increasingly invested in representations by and of Muslims. Focusing on Kamila Shamsie’s Home Fire (2017), it considers ...
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