Bringing the outside in and brining the inside out - artifacts in a university classroom
Charman, Karen 2013, Bringing the outside in and brining the inside out - artifacts in a university classroom, Cultural studies - critical methodologies, vol. 13, no. 4, pp. 252-256, doi: 10.1177/1532708613487870.
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Bringing the outside in and brining the inside out - artifacts in a university classroom
This article draws on psychoanalysis to theories artifact as data in a post-secondary classroom setting. Psychoanalytic theory offers nuanced frames through which to interpret this data. What psychoanalysis alerts us to is the multiple and as such irreducible meaning of experience. Importantly psychoanalysis allows reading of this data for its affective moments. What does it mean for students to bring personal artifacts into a classroom? What sorts of meanings are ascribed to artifacts? What are the layers of narratives that are revealed when students speak to memories of photographs and objects? How might artifact work permit the outside self to be present inside an educational setting and generate a sense of reciprocity?
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