2009
DOI: 10.14325/mississippi/9781604732085.001.0001
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Troubling Violence

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“…This term, performativity, relates to rhetoric as well as culture. Although both types of performativity overlap, I here look on performativity from the rhetorical perspective, which refers to the dramaturgical or storylike enactment of an academic or social issue or theme that somehow has been made known to the readers during the enactment or performance (Adams et al, 2015, p. 88; Carver & Lawless, 2009, pp. 13-15; Denzin, 2018b, pp.…”
Section: Upon the Pathway Toward Ceam-cqi: Halfway There (Ceam)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This term, performativity, relates to rhetoric as well as culture. Although both types of performativity overlap, I here look on performativity from the rhetorical perspective, which refers to the dramaturgical or storylike enactment of an academic or social issue or theme that somehow has been made known to the readers during the enactment or performance (Adams et al, 2015, p. 88; Carver & Lawless, 2009, pp. 13-15; Denzin, 2018b, pp.…”
Section: Upon the Pathway Toward Ceam-cqi: Halfway There (Ceam)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The remaining neurorehabilitationrelated articles spanned a diversity of topics. Three assessed the effectiveness of creative adaptive devices for improving function (Carver, 2009;Glasgow et al, 2012;Stapanian et al, 2010), and another examined the use of gel pads to prevent pressure sores (Thorne et al, 2009). Hall et al (2013) evaluated whether a conservative approach to treatment of carpal tunnel syndrome would reduce surgical intervention and found that patients in the conservative intervention group reported greater symptom relief.…”
Section: Descriptive; Anovasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An additional scoping review (2%) was performed by Hand et al (2011). A total of 15 articles (36%) described single-subject or case designs that used 2 or fewer participants (Beckelhimer et al, 2011;Carver, 2009;Ciro et al, 2013;Earley et al, 2010;Hardy et al, 2010;Henshaw et al, 2011;Hermann et al, 2010;Jack & Estes, 2010;Preissner, 2010;Rowe et al, 2009;Skubik-Peplaski et al, 2012;Sledziewski et al, 2012;Stapanian et al, 2010;Wu et al, 2011;Zlotnik et al, 2009). See Table 3 for additional information regarding participant numbers for the studies reviewed.…”
Section: Designs Usedmentioning
confidence: 99%