(r)agency? Lived Practices of Anger

(R)代理机构？愤怒的创造性实践是一个多学科网络，汇集了一组职业早期的研究人员，他们在许多不同的领域--既有创造性的，也有批判性的--工作，以及一系列研究活动和案例研究，这些活动和案例研究共同形成了一个关于愤怒在社区中的作用和潜力的研究项目。该项目借鉴了一系列方法，包括跨学科方法，将与代表不同年龄和地点、经历愤怒和愤怒(出于不同原因的不同类型)的一些社区进行研究。这项研究提出的问题是，是什么让人们个人或集体在社区中以富有成效或变革性的方式体验他们的愤怒，并创造布迪厄所说的新的“文化资本”。构成这个项目的活动和分析是由研究人员现有的研究兴趣、他们的学科、他们的批判性(在某些情况下是创造性的)实践以及他们与社区的接触构成的。将这一学者网络聚集在一起，可以探索不同社区和背景下与愤怒相关/存在的模式。它通过理解愤怒在承认和改变一系列社区和背景中的社会和结构性不公正方面的作用来做到这一点。希望通过拟议的知识交流活动和最终的社区反思和巩固活动，将这些不同的经历结合在一起，对如何将愤怒重新定义为一种积极的力量，产生新的理解。活动标题：表演愤怒：年轻女性及其愤怒的表达-由海伦·利蒙博士领导-愤怒的舌头：在政治化诗歌中愤怒的创造性实践，歌曲创作和表演-由Geoff Bright博士领导巧妙地叙述了不公正：如何通过故事来讲述对动物虐待和物种灭绝的愤怒-由Alex Lockwood Sikh领导-理解：1984的表达-由Jasjit Singh博士领导愤怒的旅：退伍军人和亚丁冲突-由社区联合-I Colin Hutchinson与Limon博士和Alex Lockwood领导

(r)agency? The Creative Practices of Anger is a multi-disciplinary network, drawing together a team of early-career researchers, working in a number of different fields - both creative and critical - and a series of research activities and case studies that together form a research project on what the role and potentialities of anger might be in communities. Drawing on a range of methodologies and including cross-diciplinary approaches, the project will undertake research with a number of communities, representing different ages and locations, experiencing rage and anger (of different kinds for different reasons). The research asks questions about what brings people individually, or collectively, in community, to experience their anger in productive or transformative ways and create, what Bourdieu terms, new "cultural capital". The activities and analyses that make up this project, have been framed by the investigators' existing research interests, their disciplines, their critical (and in some case creative) practice, and their engagement with communities. Bringing this network of scholars together enables the exploration of patterns of relating/being with anger across the different communities and contexts. It does this by understanding the role of anger in acknowledging and transforming social and structural injustices across a range of communities and contexts. It is hoped that new understandings about how anger can be reconceptualised as a positive force will come about through bringing together these diverse experiences through the proposed knowledge exchange events and final community reflection and consolidation event.Activity title: Performing Rage: young women and their expression of anger - led by Dr Helen LimonIn Angry Tongues: creative practices of anger in politicised poetry, song writing and performance - led by Dr Geoff Bright Narrating Injustice Artfully: how anger towards animal cruelty and species loss is enacted and told through story - led by Alex Lockwood Sikh-ing Understanding: expressions of 1984 - led by Dr Jasjit Singh The Angry Brigade: service veterans and the Aden conflict - Led by Community Co-I Colin Hutchinson with Dr Limon and Alex Lockwood