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– a week-long event that moves opposed to the long-lived Western mode of engaging with written literacy as the main understanding of how knowledge takes place

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Where is the location of ethical located-ness?

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Where is the location of ethical located-ness?

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or where I can locate myself ethically?

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Rakiura, the smell of rain and lush wet bush, the sounds of native birds around, salt on skin, the edge of Aotearoa and the beginning for a southward journey, mud in the best way, fresh paua, the edge of hypothermia, red gloves - what else? what next?

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Clear Sky: the located atmospheric phenomenon

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Clear Sky: the located atmospheric phenomenon

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By Bojana Rymbovska

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Hobart, on the edge of the Southern Ocean - one of 5 Antarctic "gateway" cities - The liquid and solid water between Tasmania and Antarctica is a dynamic and relational medium linking the Tasmanian archipelago with Antarctica - https://journal.media-culture.org.au/index.php/mcjournal/article/view/1528

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how their narrative belongs to ours?

enlarging conversations

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Not necessarily a place: How mobile transnational online workers (digital nomads) construct and experience ‘home’

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Not necessarily a place: How mobile transnational online workers (digital nomads) construct and experience ‘home’

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https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/glob.12333

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Bianca de Loryn ,

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JCU Cairns, Smithfield (Nguma-bada), The Cairns Institute, Cairns, Queensland, Australia
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Bianca de Loryn, JCU Cairns, Smithfield (Nguma-bada), The Cairns Institute, PO Box 6811, Cairns, QLD 4870, Australia.

Email: bianca.deloryn@my.jcu.edu.au
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This article adds to current research on mobile transnational online workers (digital nomads) who travel the world in search of a holistic lifestyle that balances work and leisure. Using Kannisto's (2014) and D'Andrea's (2007) work on 'global nomads' as a theoretical lens and Nowicka's (2007) research on mobile professionals as a guide, I discuss the multiple meanings of 'home' for digital nomads who stayed in Chiang Mai, Thailand, in 2019. I will show that people feel at home when travelling with a loved one or by surrounding themselves with objects of emotional value. Furthermore, digital nomads create a feeling of being at home by connecting with their family via social media and video calling apps, while at the same time keeping them at a comfortable distance. Finally, some digital nomads envision an idealized 'home base' that is defined by social relations and not necessarily by the geography or amenities of a place.

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Not necessarily a place: How mobile transnational online workers (digital nomads) construct and experience 'home'

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Bianca de Loryn , Corresponding Author JCU Cairns, Smithfield (Nguma-bada), The Cairns Institute, Cairns, Queensland, Australia Correspondence Bianca de Loryn, JCU Cairns, Smithfield (Nguma-bada), The Cairns Institute, PO Box 6811, Cairns, QLD 4870, Australia. Email: bianca.deloryn@my.jcu.edu.au Search for more papers by this author First published: Get access to the full version of this article.

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What does bounty mean to you? Bountiful? Lost at sea? A chocolate bar from childhood? One evening, sailing past some rocks in the ocean as the sun dipped once, then twice, with a green flash on the horizon

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lost seeds trans-ition-ing; maybe re(memb(e)rane)(r)-ed

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your friend Neža started her pollination here

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can desire re-locate our sense of placement?

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can desire re-locate our sense of placement?

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how can we attend to our co-desiring?

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ASLEC-ANZ 2021 Beyond Human Scales Conference Wellington, New Zealand 

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ASLEC-ANZ 2021 Beyond Human Scales Conference Wellington, New Zealand 

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Bring your own pollen (archival device)*

*anything that you can reach around you that enables you to re-connect to previous experiences with making/researching/reading/writing/walking/talking/-ing that is generative/inviting/inspiring to you. Some archival devices may be journals, hard-drives, photos, sounds, links, traces of practice.

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citing/re-citing/re-ferencing

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can we reach other bodies as we reach other embodiments of self and other?

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how to satisfy the long for be - longing?

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Loss of virginity... unveiling... deflouring ... de-flowring

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Loss of virginity... unveiling... deflouring ... de-flowring

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where is home?
where is this or that?
how can I relate here with what's there?

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alter-definition of borders.
start?
end?

The role of the audience as the interlocutor.

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where can I insert this idea?

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re-altering definitions of borders.

time
space
self
other

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A saying that

has always intrigued me is ‘‘like two peas in a pod.’’ To be like two peas in a pod is to be alike. Anyone who has shelled peas knows that peas are not all alike and that seeing them as being alike is already to overlook some important differences. But it is the pod and not the peas that interests me here. This saying suggests for me that likeness is as an e√ect of the proximity of shared residence. This is not just an argument about nurture over nature (that the pod is a nurturing device), as this way of thinking relies on an overly simple logic of causality (the pod causes the peas). Rather, the very proximity of pea to pea, as

well the intimacy of the dwelling that surrounds them like a skin, shapes the very form of the peas. Likeness is thus not ‘‘in’’ the peas, let alone ‘‘in’’ the pod, but rather is an e√ect of their contiguity, of how they are touched by each other and envelop each other. Or if we say that the peas ‘‘share’’ the pod, then we can immediately see how the ‘‘pod’’ does not simply generate what is ‘‘shared’’ in the sense of what is in common, but also what gets divided or distributed into parts. Sara Ahmed, 2006: 124

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How can we think of artistic collaboration as a fertilising process on the crossing of each other's researches?

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How can we think of artistic collaboration as a fertilising process on the crossing of each other's researches?

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The challenge of collaboration

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un-settle
dis-tablished

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open-ended approaches for staying in contact

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quality of an trans-itional embodied practice

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Coming and going as strategy for one's sustain-ability

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Where is the location of these questions?
- authorship
- authority

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Maungarei / Mount Wellington Mountain Road, Mount Wellington, Auckland

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Maungarei / Mount Wellington Mountain Road, Mount Wellington, Auckland

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Maungarei / Mount Wellington Mountain Road, Mount Wellington, Auckland

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The University of Auckland, Auckland CBD, Auckland

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The University of Auckland, Auckland CBD, Auckland

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The University of Auckland, Auckland CBD, Auckland

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University of Auckland, Dance Studies Department, Studio 113, Symonds Street

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University of Auckland, Dance Studies Department, Studio 113, Symonds Street

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Problem of authenticity

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 Final version for submission.  Politics and Poetics of solo

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Let the Wind Carry Us ....

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53A Boakes Road, Mount Wellington, Auckland

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53A Boakes Road, Mount Wellington, Auckland

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53A Boakes Road, Mount Wellington, Auckland

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KHAN ACADEMY, Tharparkhana, Lalpur, Ranchi, Jharkhand, India

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KHAN ACADEMY, Tharparkhana, Lalpur, Ranchi, Jharkhand, India

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KHAN ACADEMY, Tharparkhana, Lalpur, Ranchi, Jharkhand, India

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Pollination (self & cross) | How do organisms reproduce | Biology | Khan Academy

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SEPS Q 713/913 Sesc 913 Sul (DF) - Asa Sul, Brasilia - Federal District, Brazil

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SEPS Q 713/913 Sesc 913 Sul (DF) - Asa Sul, Brasilia - Federal District, Brazil

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SEPS Q 713/913 Sesc 913 Sul (DF) - Asa Sul, Brasilia - Federal District, Brazil

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#SescVivaCultura | Abrindo a Sala pro Debate: COLABorando ideias de performação

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The University of Auckland, Auckland CBD, Auckland

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The University of Auckland, Auckland CBD, Auckland

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The University of Auckland, Auckland CBD, Auckland

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A red balloon has united us in a first conversation about welcoming people in your homes and setting up the space to the unknown...

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The University of Auckland, Auckland CBD, Auckland

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The University of Auckland, Auckland CBD, Auckland

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The University of Auckland, Auckland CBD, Auckland

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problems of location and appropriation

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Brasília - Brasilia, Federal District, Brazil

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Brasília - Brasilia, Federal District, Brazil

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Brasília - Brasilia, Federal District, Brazil

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trembling the notions of what contains and what is contained.