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    Borders of knowledge: A reflection on a collaborative international drama project

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    Layton, James R.
    Loudon, Jane
    Affiliation
    University of Chester
    Publication Date
    2014-10-24
    
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    Iris Marion Young (1990) believes that the ideal of community “seeks to resist the individualism and alienation that is pervasive in late capitalist societies by bringing people together”. Illustrated by an ongoing collaborative drama project between the UK and Romania, this paper seeks to explore the way in which access to knowledge associated with a late capitalist UK and those of the emerging capitalism of Romania informs creative partnerships. Using a case study of 2014 field research in Romania involving UK Drama & Theatre Studies undergraduates, this paper offers a multi-voiced reflection on how we learn from other communities and build sustainable and balanced relationships in an ever-expanding European community.
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    Layton, J., & Loudon, J. (2014). Borders of knowledge: A reflection on a collaborative international drama project. Paper presented at International Journal of Art & Design Education conference, Liverpool, United Kingdom.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10034/611302
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