[PDF] Top 20 Aspects of identity in the work of Douglas Strachan (1875 1950)

... Figure 77 Detail from Window 1: Days of Creation, the Shrine, Scottish National War Memorial, Douglas Strachan, 1925-27.. Figure 78 Detail from Window 1: Adam and Eve, the Shrine, Scotti[r] ... See full document

... Work identity is not a new ...that work identity is important for meaning; commitment; loyalty; the logics of action and making decisions; stability and leading change; group and inter-group ... See full document

... previous work, Hughes (1997) suggested that the consumption of a holiday itself is one aspect of the process of forming and consolidating identity, which might be considered to be one of the reasons why gay ... See full document

... important advantage of the Soviet ethnology (Zarinov, 2000). This fully applied to national ethnography, for which, as was written by one of the founders of the Soviet theory of ethnos, an academician Yu.V. Bromley ... See full document

... in identity work may exist in some individuals identity work, being sensitive to the role of narratives in identity work is more likely to be broadly relevant in ...on ... See full document

... ‘taken-for-granted’ aspects of what entrepreneurship is and what it might be” (Gartner, 2013: ...entrepreneurial identity at individual and organisational ... See full document

... Trustworthiness. The criteria trustworthiness is reached in this research by credibility, transferability, dependability, and conformability (Bryman & Bell, 2011). At first, credibility is reached through respondent ... See full document

... about aspects that instantly seem important and afterwards it was possible to make the first remarks about possible sub ...the identity-related dimensions and their meaning, identified in Zambrell ...at ... See full document

... their work, they are able to coordinate skills and abilities in changing and challenging situations by themselves, and because of that, self-belief in one’s competence to exercise control over a wide range of ... See full document

... in identity work as they transition through their ...conferred identity as a student (and the relative lack of importance of this role) and finally, if and how their identity shifts to a ... See full document

... PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY DEVELOPMENT 7 on student perceptions and understanding of professional development, the impact of field education, and implications for social work ...professional identity ... See full document

... do work hard and I do work well and what I do I do well, you know, and I enjoy coming to work and doing something and lots of times I’ll see an email and I’ll take action (around) it and do it and he ... See full document

... unique aspects of our focal ...of work and non-work organizations in different industry sectors and national ...humour, identity talk related to many other topics – such as an organization’s ... See full document

... The tabloid press reports paedophiles and child abusers with loathing and disgust [Moore, J., 2008], and is only interested in regarding them as monsters that require punishment. A proper systems evaluation demands ... See full document

... teacher’s identity work within a schooling context marked by neoliberalism, as reported here, provides insights into the interplay between neoliberal contexts and teachers’ ... See full document

... dance work find an echo in the long-running debate concerning conditions of authenticity of performances of musical and theatre works which took place in the ...performance work could be identified as being ... See full document

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... Of the works of that time, Story and Field Dance (both 1963) were the most radically open works made by Cunningham 16 . Story was a complex work, a paradigm of the 'constructivist' open work in performance ... See full document

... a work group, which enhances their own per- sonal work identity and has the most meaning to the individual (Walsh & Gordon 2008, ...a work group to relate with. Consciously determining the ... See full document

... ‘lesbian identity’ where ‘coming out’, spoken of as single identity affirming event, in fact entails a never-ending process whereby to be ‘out’ produces new closets, constantly deferring the ‘being’ of ... See full document