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Practice notes D. Schon

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

A useful overview of practice by D. Schon in a section reflecting on practice.
The word “practice” is ambiguous. When we speak of lawyer’s practice, we mean the kind of things he does the kinds of clients he has, the range of cases he is called upon to handle. When we speak of someone [...]

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labsome exegesis (production orientated)

Monday, November 24, 2008

In the notes on project-based Honours research in labsome AM in his discussion on this type of research as an introduction for examiners, sums up what is expected in the exegesis. There are two approaches to this type of research, The first is production focused with the objective to produce media objects. The second is [...]

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facing the bleeding obvious

Monday, November 24, 2008

In my last GRC, my revised summary of my research took a nose-dive into the trash as what I seem to have been avoiding came back and bit me on the behind. Now, as I look at the 40-odd thousand words ahead and writing up the projects I have been cooking for the last few [...]

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GRC November 2008

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

I have not written much about a project that myself and the VD collective have been working on for the last few months with an International NGO. Mainly because it involves the applied commercial development of the VD system. But with another School Graduate Research Conference (GRC) looming in a week, I think it is [...]

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