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Impressions of Dancing Aesthesia by Claire Vionnet
Dancing Aesthesia is a method of facilitating Dance Workshops, based on Arts-Based Research and Research-Creation. The project is part of the THoR-CoLab Creative & Participatory Practice
Sufi-Bhakti Performance: Songs of Kabir & Shah Latif by Vipul Rikhi at Bern University
Sufi-Bakhti performance by Vipul Rikhi at the University of Bern – supported by THoR and co-organized by Rafique Wassan and his THoR-project Engaging with Sufi Heritage. The project is part of the CoLab Engaged Connected Practice
Aldama, Frederick Luis: Why the Humanities Matter. A Commonsense Approach. 2018.
THoR is open to new participants: we invite all scholars (from all disciplines, at all levels), as well as artists, teachers, activists, bloggers, para-academics, and community organizers etc., who are passionate about engaged scholarship to participate in a lively conversation about “Taking the Humanities on the Road.” Specifically, we ask you to join one of our CoLABS.
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