Visualising Epistemological Perspectives Using Symbols and Metaphors to Research Sustainability
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https://hdl.handle.net/10037/18122Date
2020-02-22Type
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This study articulates the epistemological underpinnings of a web banner’s visual elements featured on the webpage of the research centre, Kindergarten Knowledge Centre for Systemic Research on Diversity and Sustainable Futures (KINDknow). Through interdisciplinary work within a diverse framework including dialogical, cultural, historical, systemic, anthropological and more-than-human epistemological approaches, the research team has consolidated a common sphere of member-identifying visual representations. This work tells the story of how the research team became ‘ocular’ in developing a web banner and establishing a new research centre. The aim of the narrative is to demonstrate how visual forms, elements, symbols and metaphors can be productive in research teamwork for articulating epistemological commonplaces and commonalities. The article shows the text and visual elements used. The video attached outlines one of the metaphors that served as a productive thinking tool in the process.
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Ødegaard EE, Myrstad A. Visualising Epistemological Perspectives Using Symbols and Metaphors to Research Sustainability. Video Journal of Education and Pedagogy. 2020:1-17Metadata
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