Stories of Change and Sustainability in the Arctic Regions, 2021
This chapter is a narrative description and theoretical conceptualisation of the premises, proces... more This chapter is a narrative description and theoretical conceptualisation of the premises, processes, execution and results of a place-specific public art project by Professor Timo Jokela. The artwork The Story of Kirkkokuusikko is a memorial to the first Christian church in the Kittilä region in Finnish Lapland. Local folklore claims that in the past, a small wooden church stood on a forest hill in the hinterland of Kittilä. The story of the church conveyed the memories and worldview of the Kemi-Lapland Forest Sámi (Joona, 2013), their social system and the arrival of Finnish settlers and Christianity in the region. The memorial was connected to the stories of the past, but the dialogue and process involved in making the artwork were highly actual for the locals, whose background and cultural roots lie partly in the forgotten and overlooked Kemi-Lapland Forest Sámi culture. Methodologically, the process of making the memorial as public art is an example of art-based action research, which focuses on the interaction between artistic work, cultural historical studies, the design of community-based participatory activities and the current issues of Arctic art research. This chapter uses the frameworks of cultural revitalisation (Auclair & Fairclough, 2015) and decolonisation (Smith, 1999) to conceptualise the process of the memorial’s construction. This chapter also discusses Northern knowledge (Huhmarniemi & Jokela, 2020b), principles of public art and cultural sensitivity in relation to place-specific art (Lippard, 1977) and place-based strategy (Daniels, Baldacchimo & Vodden, 2015) in small multi-ethnic communities. The case study of the memorial shows how place-based art can function as place-conscious art education, regional identity development, a revitalisation effort and a decolonialisation strategy. Interwoven art-based research and place-specific strategies have the potential to foster revitalisation and decolonisation in rapidly changing multi-ethnic communities in the North and the Arctic. Revitalisation and decolonisation are not only about people but also about places, regions and nature.
Professional development involves reflecting on values, your commitment to your own, and the valu... more Professional development involves reflecting on values, your commitment to your own, and the values of others, write Tony Ghaye and Sue Lillyman
Tienda online donde Comprar Building the Reflective Healthcare Organisation al precio 44,28 € de ... more Tienda online donde Comprar Building the Reflective Healthcare Organisation al precio 44,28 € de Tony Ghaye, tienda de Libros de Medicina, Libros de Medicina Familiar y Comunitaria/General - Medicina clinica
Tienda online donde Comprar Building the Reflective Healthcare Organisation al precio 44,28 € de ... more Tienda online donde Comprar Building the Reflective Healthcare Organisation al precio 44,28 € de Tony Ghaye, tienda de Libros de Medicina, Libros de Medicina Familiar y Comunitaria/General - Medicina clinica
There are a variety of ways to link reflection and action and develop nursing practice, as Tony G... more There are a variety of ways to link reflection and action and develop nursing practice, as Tony Ghaye and Sue Lillyman explain.
Reflective practice is fundamental to any paramedics development. This text has been written espe... more Reflective practice is fundamental to any paramedics development. This text has been written especially for student paramedics in university and paramedics who have undertaken university education. The underlying philosophy of this text is one of making reflection accessible and easy to understand whilst maintaining an appropriate academic level. This book will allow you to develop the underpinning knowledge required to complete reflection effectively and consistently. It contains and explains many different models of reflection, utilising a number of true to life examples to demonstrate the characteristics of each model. These models and examples will allow you to select the most appropriate reflective framework for your needs.
Stories of Change and Sustainability in the Arctic Regions, 2021
This chapter is a narrative description and theoretical conceptualisation of the premises, proces... more This chapter is a narrative description and theoretical conceptualisation of the premises, processes, execution and results of a place-specific public art project by Professor Timo Jokela. The artwork The Story of Kirkkokuusikko is a memorial to the first Christian church in the Kittilä region in Finnish Lapland. Local folklore claims that in the past, a small wooden church stood on a forest hill in the hinterland of Kittilä. The story of the church conveyed the memories and worldview of the Kemi-Lapland Forest Sámi (Joona, 2013), their social system and the arrival of Finnish settlers and Christianity in the region. The memorial was connected to the stories of the past, but the dialogue and process involved in making the artwork were highly actual for the locals, whose background and cultural roots lie partly in the forgotten and overlooked Kemi-Lapland Forest Sámi culture. Methodologically, the process of making the memorial as public art is an example of art-based action research, which focuses on the interaction between artistic work, cultural historical studies, the design of community-based participatory activities and the current issues of Arctic art research. This chapter uses the frameworks of cultural revitalisation (Auclair & Fairclough, 2015) and decolonisation (Smith, 1999) to conceptualise the process of the memorial’s construction. This chapter also discusses Northern knowledge (Huhmarniemi & Jokela, 2020b), principles of public art and cultural sensitivity in relation to place-specific art (Lippard, 1977) and place-based strategy (Daniels, Baldacchimo & Vodden, 2015) in small multi-ethnic communities. The case study of the memorial shows how place-based art can function as place-conscious art education, regional identity development, a revitalisation effort and a decolonialisation strategy. Interwoven art-based research and place-specific strategies have the potential to foster revitalisation and decolonisation in rapidly changing multi-ethnic communities in the North and the Arctic. Revitalisation and decolonisation are not only about people but also about places, regions and nature.
Professional development involves reflecting on values, your commitment to your own, and the valu... more Professional development involves reflecting on values, your commitment to your own, and the values of others, write Tony Ghaye and Sue Lillyman
Tienda online donde Comprar Building the Reflective Healthcare Organisation al precio 44,28 € de ... more Tienda online donde Comprar Building the Reflective Healthcare Organisation al precio 44,28 € de Tony Ghaye, tienda de Libros de Medicina, Libros de Medicina Familiar y Comunitaria/General - Medicina clinica
Tienda online donde Comprar Building the Reflective Healthcare Organisation al precio 44,28 € de ... more Tienda online donde Comprar Building the Reflective Healthcare Organisation al precio 44,28 € de Tony Ghaye, tienda de Libros de Medicina, Libros de Medicina Familiar y Comunitaria/General - Medicina clinica
There are a variety of ways to link reflection and action and develop nursing practice, as Tony G... more There are a variety of ways to link reflection and action and develop nursing practice, as Tony Ghaye and Sue Lillyman explain.
Reflective practice is fundamental to any paramedics development. This text has been written espe... more Reflective practice is fundamental to any paramedics development. This text has been written especially for student paramedics in university and paramedics who have undertaken university education. The underlying philosophy of this text is one of making reflection accessible and easy to understand whilst maintaining an appropriate academic level. This book will allow you to develop the underpinning knowledge required to complete reflection effectively and consistently. It contains and explains many different models of reflection, utilising a number of true to life examples to demonstrate the characteristics of each model. These models and examples will allow you to select the most appropriate reflective framework for your needs.
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