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Human rights for refugees and other marginalised persons a midrash methodology / Devorah Wainer.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Wainer, Devorah, author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Refugees--Research--Methodology.
- Refugees.
- Human rights.
- Refugees--Civil rights.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (247 p.)
- Place of Publication:
- Singapore : Springer, 2023.
- Contents:
- Intro
- Acknowledgements
- Prelude
- Prelude Abstract
- Setting the Scene-A Taster of the Pages to Come
- Talking of Terrain ...
- The Tree-Foe or Friend?
- References
- Contents
- 1 Introduction: Interweaving Research, Refugees and Rights
- Tools for Teaching
- Stories Taking on Mythical Proportions
- Opening for the Other
- Method, Theory and Substantive Content Are Iteratively Interwoven
- Part I
- 2 The Marginalised Other
- Parallels and Similarities (Only a Few of the Many)
- References
- 3 History of the Methodology
- The Hunch and the Idiosyncratic Moment
- Aneu Logou-Without Reason
- Research Questions Across Ontological Boundaries
- Writing the Voice
- The Wedding
- 4 New Knowledge
- Critical Theory: The Linguistic Turn
- Ubuntu-To Save a Life
- You Gonna Hear from Me
- Chain of Alarm Signals
- The Chain of Indifference Continues
- Ethical Relating: A Levinasian Response
- Poetry in Supermax
- Part II
- 5 Contextualising the Need for a Levinasian Approach
- The Other (Autrui)-The Face (Visage)
- Australian Detention Regime: Disconnection of Rights from Policy
- Disconnections in Darwin
- The Old Map
- The New Map: Face to Face as Knowledge
- 6 The Ethical Interruption
- The Ethical Event
- Hineni
- 'Hineni-Here I am' Is Not Descriptive
- It Is Presentational
- 'Hineni-Here I am' Is Not a Statement of Location
- 'Hineni-Here I am' Is Not a Passive Response
- It Is a Vital Act
- 'Hineni-Here I Am' Initiates 'The Face' From the Wholly Other
- 'Hineni-Here I Am' as Action-Oriented Ethics
- 7 Knowledge
- Meaning, Understanding, Communicating
- The Hebrew Style
- Adieu to Emmanuel Levinas
- 8 Who Is Speaking and Why?
- Experiencing Prior to Thought
- Once Upon a Rainy Day
- 9 Midrash
- Why Midrash
- 10 Principles
- Principle One: Midrash Is Relational
- Principle Two: Midrash Is Phenomenological
- Principle Three: Midrash Is Hermeneutical
- Principle Four: Midrash Represents the Unpresentable
- Principle Five: Interpretation
- Freedom
- Part III
- 11 Putting It All Together
- Midrashic Phenomenological Inquiry
- I Am Bothered
- I Reflect
- I Write
- The Windmills of My Mind: My Story Becomes Midrash
- 12 Sense-Making
- Simultaneous Iterative Cycles of Writing
- Entering the Villawood Detention Centre: Resonances Across Space and Time
- I Reflect. I Read. I Write-Reflexively
- A Tension Awakened
- I Remember ...
- I Write Reflexively
- I Read
- The Dining Room at DAL 1
- Part IV
- 13 Boundaries, Spaces and Lacuna
- I Analyse
- Space One: Sinister Alarm Signals
- Trigger Warning
- Alarm Signal 1: Indifference
- Alarm Signal 2: Rhetoric and Doublespeak
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Description based upon print version of record.
- Alarm Signal 3: Mechanisms for Reducing the Human to Mere Existence
- Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI Available via World Wide Web.
- Other Format:
- Print version: Wainer, Devorah Human Rights for Refugees and Other Marginalised Persons
- ISBN:
- 9789811635717
- 9811635714
- Publisher Number:
- 99994887831
- Access Restriction:
- Restricted for use by site license.
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