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Artwork-Mediated Deliberations: How Art Can Awaken Narratives, Emotions and Agency
Marks, Ruth Ann (2018)
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Artwork-Mediated Deliberations: How Art Can Awaken Narratives, Emotions and Agency
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2018
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Deliberation forums using an artwork-mediated journaling facilitation technique were conducted at United Methodist churches on a topic that placed the earth’s natural resources into tension with economic development. In two of the forums, narrative elements played a role in how participants framed their introductory remarks and expressed their values and emotions on the topic. This new deliberation configuration creates a way for participants to readily enter into discussion and engages them to explore a complex topic including how they viewed their own agency.
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Master of Liberal Studies Final Projects [74]
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University of Minnesota Final Project in partial fulfillment of the Master of Liberal Studies Program, Advisors Josh Borowicz and Harry Boyte. Fall 2018. Degree: Master of Liberal Studies. 1 digital files (pdf).
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Marks, Ruth Ann. (2018). Artwork-Mediated Deliberations: How Art Can Awaken Narratives, Emotions and Agency. Retrieved from the University of Minnesota Digital Conservancy, http://hdl.handle.net/11299/201571.
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