Junctures: The Journal for Thematic Dialogue

from June 2006
Last Number: July 2011

Otago Polytechnic
ISSN 1176-5119

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Year 2006

Nbr. 2006, December 2006

Nbr. 2006, December 2006

Editorial: language matters.

Editorial: registers of play.

To double business bound: play and the contemporary field of sport.

Sacagawea's Nickname (1), or the Sacagawea Problem.

Critical essay

The Finnish play movement: nationalism, citizenship and women's resistance.

Hintikka's alternatives.

Jaakko Hintikka - Critical essay

Elite pacific male rugby players' perceptions and experiences of professional rugby.

Psychobabble: Grounding Language in the Brain.

Art, occupation and play.

Can one 'read' a work of visual art?

Playing with the image: in conversation with Margaret Roberts.

Interview

Democracy--Mickey takes an in-depth look: 'the U.N. won't participate in Mickey Mouse elections.' (Carina Perelli, Director of the United Nations Electoral Assistance Division, quoted in The Washington Post, 18 June 2004.).

ARTIST'S PAGES

Debbie does Disney (Notes to Self).

ARTIST'S PAGES

In praise of not knowing the names of birds *.

Poem - Reprint

We were dead.

Poem

Chicks, girls and choice: redefining feminism.

Critical essay

Serious play.

Eight.

Poem

Understanding problematic sporting stories: narrative therapy and applied sport psychology.

Sergeant P.

ARTIST'S PAGES

Pop-pop.

ARTIST'S PAGES - Brief article

On cartwheels and other things.

Gymnastics

Teaching and learning an indigenous language through its narratives: Maori in Aotearoa/New Zealand.

Playing the fool.

ARTIST'S PAGES - Using musical instruments in installation art

Martin Parr & Gerry Badger, The Photobook: A History vol. 1.

Book review

Play--An Exhibition.

Francois Cusset, French Theory, Foucault, Derrida, Deleuze & Cie et les mutations de la vie intellectuelle aux Etats-unis.

Book review

Julie Myerson, Not a Games Person.

Book review

Karen Armstrong, A Short History of Myth.

The Penelopiad: The Myth of Penelope and Odysseus by Margaret Atwood; The Weight by Jeannette Winterson - Book review