Search for dissertations about: "make-believe"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 7 swedish dissertations containing the word make-believe.
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1. God in the act of reference : A conceptual analysis of reference and reality and its consequences for the debate on religious realism and nonrealism
Abstract : The dissertation addresses the problem of reference actualised in religiousrealism's claim that religious nonrealism is religiously inadequate since init "God" does not refer to a God existing independently of human conceptualisations. The study aims to show that the referential argument against religious nonrealism is not necessarily successful once the existential and referential presumptions of the argument are critically examined. READ MORE
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2. Power Games : Rules and Roles in Second Life
Abstract : This study investigates how the members of four different role-playing communities on the online platform Second Life perform social as well as dramatic roles within their community. The trajectories of power influencing these roles are my main focus. READ MORE
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3. Lock-in as make-believe – Exploring the role of myth in the lock-in of high mobility systems
Abstract : All human practices are, ultimately, set and defined by limits; be they social, economic, physical, or environmental. Yet even in the face of such realities, practices which transgress the confines of possibility remain remarkably obdurate. This thesis addresses the issue of one such practice, i.e. READ MORE
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4. "He just doesn’t catch it in his heart"
Abstract : Collaboration is a well-used term in all kinds of settings. The term often encapsulates beliefs around how collective action yields improved results compared to individual action. Such improved results from inter-organisational collaboration now appear utterly taken for granted. READ MORE
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5. The Story of Sustainable Mobility - the Role of Myths in Sustainable Mobility Transitions
Abstract : This compilation licentiate contains a kappa followed by two papers with the common purpose of introducing the conceptual framework of myth theory to the study of sustainable mobility transitions. Myth is presented here as story that reflects ideology, alleviates anxiety and rationalises everyday practices. READ MORE