Surname Viet Given Name Nam

Higashi, Sumiko; Minh‐ha, Trinh T.

doi:10.4324/9780203699416-2

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“…It should be noted that new knowledge is also created during interactions between individuals based on their understanding of different content and possessing different types of explicit and tacit knowledge [29]. Furthermore, effective organizational knowledge creation involves continuous and dynamic processes of conversion from tacit knowledge to explicit knowledge [30]. Unfortunately, many organizations today focus their training efforts exclusively on the transfer of formal or explicit knowledge that includes governmental and corporate policies [31,32].…”

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“…Therefore, comprehensive safety management systems should utilize both explicit and tacit (hidden) safety knowledge. Tacit employee safety knowledge is strongly tied to the work context, and although tacit knowledge is difficult to formalize and verbalize, nonetheless it can be acted upon and utilized during work processes and is critical to ensuring the use of safety practices [30].…”

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The relationships between the use of smart mobile technology, safety knowledge and propensity to follow safe practices at work

Olak

Hejduk

Karwowski

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International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics

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The main objective of this study was to investigate the relationships between the use of smart technology (mobile phones) and the implicit (tacit) and explicit safety knowledge of employees and their propensity to follow safe practices at work. A survey was performed with seven constructs: (a) use of mobile technology; (b) tacit safety knowledge; (c) explicit safety knowledge of unsafe behaviors; (d) attitudes toward safety: emotional aspects; (e) safety culture: behavioral and psychological aspects of work; (f) safety culture: aspects of work; (g) safety culture: regulations at work. Workers from three manufacturing companies located in southeastern Poland completed a paper-based survey. The results revealed that using mobile technology positively influenced the explicit safety knowledge of employees, as well as their assessed safety culture, in terms of behavioral aspects and their attitudes toward safety expressed through the psychological aspects of safety culture.

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Section: Safety Knowledge Managementmentioning

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Section: Safety Knowledge Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

The relationships between the use of smart mobile technology, safety knowledge and propensity to follow safe practices at work

Olak

Hejduk

Karwowski

et al. 2019

International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics

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“…Through the means of experimental montage, this moment of race can be interrupted. Inspired by Minh-Ha’s (1989) work, I slow down, reshuffle, and manipulate image and sound to unpack the easy, straightforward narrative about racialization. The music, and the bodily movements it elicits might give us the feeling that we are all one.…”

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InterFaces: On the relationality of vision, face and race in practices of identification. A multimodal intervention

Plájás

2023

Soc Stud Sci

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This article problematizes vision in practices of identification. It draws on the metaphor of the ‘interface’ to emphasize that vision emerges ‘in between’ eyes, faces, bodies, objects and ideas of belonging and otherness. As such, vision can be a material and political technology that enacts certain people as racial others. To attend to the materiality and politics of vision and its messy relationship with race, I bring together three European stories in which faces are drawn, seen or identified, while race hides or surfaces in intriguing ways. Through these stories we learn that race is saturated with affect and is recalled in objects and bodies. In addition, this article offers a novel methodological approach. It employs the eyes of the reader not only to read but also to watch. Vision itself becomes a technology, this time not to produce or reinforce, but to disturb and perhaps even undo ideas of racial otherness. Through the use of experimental montage, I attend to the complexities and incongruities of seeing faces and race without settling on a single narrative. I actively engage the eyes of the viewer to argue that vision is always relational and partial and therefore, it can also be harnessed to undo racial otherness by fragmenting, multiplying and affecting.

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Negotiating Asian feminine subjectivities

Williams

1991

Australian Feminist Studies

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The relationships between the use of smart mobile technology, safety knowledge and propensity to follow safe practices at work

The relationships between the use of smart mobile technology, safety knowledge and propensity to follow safe practices at work

InterFaces: On the relationality of vision, face and race in practices of identification. A multimodal intervention

Negotiating Asian feminine subjectivities

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