A Critical Analysis of the “Intention for anti-item“ Project in the Context of Metamodernism

„Intention for anti-item„ as a group interdisciplinary project is based on the ideas of metamodernism. The project engages with the environment of its realization, aiming to create fluctuations between the provoked situations. This report explores the process by looking at the interactions that occurred and the project‘s gradual development in the context of its socialization and legitimation.

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Visual Studies
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2024-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.54664/oeif4342
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Decolonial Thought and Epistemologies
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„Intention for anti-item„ as a group interdisciplinary project is based on the ideas of metamodernism. The project engages with the environment of its realization, aiming to create fluctuations between the provoked situations. This report explores the process by looking at the interactions that occurred and the project‘s gradual development in the context of its socialization and legitimation.

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