...Abstract Physical space, virtual space, and cultural environment are important considerations in environmental context. This chapter focuses on how these aspects influence context and lead to a great understanding of it. Environmental mastery and thriving, as well as how consciousness of context...

... of dialogue and its origins. Next, the author explores the notion of dialogical spaces from multiple viewpoints and continues with a section on dance. Finally, the author depicts how collaborative, embodied writing as research practice has evolved during the past decade together with colleagues from different...

...Abstract When organizations join forces to collaborate for creativity and innovation, they embark on a journey in a “space in-between,” created through their interaction with other collaborating organizational actors. This organizational space is not a pre-existing physical container, rather...

... that prisoners inhabit and must negotiate if they are to survive. We examine the temporal routines that structure prisoners’ days and nights, and the spatial arrangements of the wards showing how set routines and strict arrangements of sleeping space serve to regulate and limit possibilities based on prisoners...

...Abstract This chapter introduces the conceptual framework that I use throughout the rest of the book. Taking a mobilities perspective and focussing on space, temporalities and rhythm, I use this framework to develop our understanding of the way in which sexual harassment is feared, anticipated...

... approach substantializes the subtle hues of the emotional experience at work and targets resonance rather than generalization. Findings Using the theatrical metaphor, this research underlines the role of space in the practice of emotional labor in a unique way. It identifies the main emotionalized...

... of them stand out for our legal consideration. One, an experience of timeless, space-less and boundless consciousness-awareness beyond life and world with which we witness, observe and understand the movement of things inside life and world, without our participation into them. Two, an experience...

...Narratives and Narrative Inquiry My researcher identity is then closely related to the process of meaning-making through use of different spaces and their elements like writing a dissertation. As such, this reciprocal influence reflects the mutual relationship between space and identity, where...

... the research tools, specifically designed to give voice to childhood experiences of parental separation and divorce. It explains how the research findings were shared with different audiences and reflects on the effectiveness of the approaches taken. The chapter starts by outlining the four elements of ‘space...

... actors. The chapter adopts a post-development framework ( Escobar, 2012 ; Ziai, 2017 ) with a spatial lens ( Massey, 1994 ) to critique the idea of ‘development’ and to emphasise the significance of space, time and place in the processes of educational inclusion and exclusion. A Post Development...

..., Rendell, Tschumi, etc. to develop ideas concerning the ways in which the use and understanding of textiles may move our perceptions of the boundaries of space, and the location of place. I argue that cloth may contain the identity of place, and that lace and lace net-works provide a starting point...

... and the potential of responses which target the systemic, spatial and contextual causes of harm. We conclude by offering Contextual Safeguarding as an approach for addressing the social conditions of harm. Vulnerability contextual safeguarding space harmful sexual behaviour policy schools Introduction Schools...

...Abstract This chapter takes an unusual view of leadership development through the study of philosophies of phenomenology and the works of Martin Heidegger. By focussing on the three elements of space, place and time, Arthur explores their roles in providing a structure or scaffolding...

...Abstract Thomas Hardy (1840–1928), careful plotter of the fictional region of “Wessex,” is a novelist both acutely aware of the role of space in his works and remarkably fascinated by violence. Bringing these two significant elements of his fictional method together, this chapter examines...

... or reworked the meanings of particular neighbourhood sites. For instance, in London, youth workers posed the time-space of an evening ‘drop-in’ youth clubs as an alternative to being ‘out on the street’ with its dangers (variously real and imagined) of youth violence or drug dealing, and enacted...

..., and how that healing occurs in particular spaces. In reflection of the impacts of insidious traumas on both the body and mind, this paper radically re-centers the body to consider the potential for healing through movement. Through an analysis of in-depth interviews with t/gnc people on their engagement...

...As queer and trans students develop, they may seek out other students as resources in their identity exploration. Events organized by a center or by peer-led queer and trans organizations can serve as important, brave spaces to meet other students. One of my roles at my public institution...

...Abstract This chapter looks at male-on-male sexual activity in the subaltern world of male sexual spaces. It examines the importance of such spaces regarding etiquette, negotiation, opportunities, safety, safer sex practices, status, and navigation of sexual expression including experimentation...

... of the classroom; it increases student’s attendance in course-based office hours – hosted by faculty members and it leverages the status of libraries as neutral, collaborative, and community-oriented learning spaces. The program is grounded in student engagement research consistently showing that students...

... space and materials are actors who can aid in the production of gender in an early childhood classroom. Understanding place as assemblage, we draw upon political theorist Jane Bennett’s concepts of assemblage and thing power, as we map forces and actors in the preschool classroom: “loose parts...