Subjects: “...creative-feminine...”
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Subjects: “...Creative Commons...”
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Subjects: “...Creative public space...”
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Subjects: “...Creative Commons...”
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Subjects: “...projecting movement...”
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“...) has allowed for the Manif pour tous (Protest for Everyone) movement to emerge. This movement continues...”
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“...Fans’ analysis of their creative practices and of writing generally, academics’ capture...”
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“... in 1995, in a movement of reconstruction and renewal (fukkō). The project involved the survivors...”
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“... in urban contexts. Artistic legacies such as those of Joseph Beuys or the Arte povera movement...”
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“... of the art, the current issue supports the idea that another research direction, more focused on the creative...”
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“... in 1995, in a movement of reconstruction and renewal (fukkō). The project involved the survivors...”
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“..., the hip-hop movement in Lyon and the “negro-traditions” in Fort-de-France, this article intends to show...”
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“... civil rights and African liberation movements), and space (creatively refashioning Shakespearean...”
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“... to the literary and plastic production of women surrealists. Women were usually marginalized within the movement...”
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“... of uprising, but also of creativity that is expressed with humor and glee. This contribution addresses...”
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“... in scale, duration, and national roots, in its pacifism and creativity, the hirak is renewing...”
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“... that national and international paradigms are unavoidable (Creative City Culture for attractiveness), sometimes...”
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“... movements in the South show a creative potential that helps to reflect the environmental education in a...”
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“...The movements and social phenomena known as Set Setal (“clean-up” 1989) Bul Faale!” (“don’t mind...”
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“... in the reforming movements of the tenth to twelfth centuries, including a period of major creativity that must have...”
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