Notes
Lecture Notes and notes are expected to be
reviewed after each session where you summarise points and what you have
learned. This may mean adding in any further research you have found.
Third Space
This is where you keep track of your development and
practitioner and thinker. Collecting images, texts, creative writing, poetry,
films, clips, journal articles should provide an overall identity of you as
practitioner.
These will be useful in refining you areas for both writing
and practical experimentation.
The key part of this is to reflect and
keep summarising and writing notes on these findings to help consolidate and
identify areas for work.
Tasks
Contents
1. Triangulation
2. Image
analysis
3. Film
review
4. Anthology
5. Text
analysis
6. Annotated
Bibliography
7. 750
word sample writing
8. Location
and Mapping of context to practice
9. Essay
proposal
10. Literature
Review
11. Essay
& essay bibliography
12. Third
Space
13. Overall
Bibliography for Portfolio
Task
1 Triangulation task
Use
the 3 texts on Identity. Choose one and summarise the main points. Compare and
contrast by using the other two texts to help. If you are feeling confident you
may wish to broaden this to other reading that relates.
Task
2 Image Analysis
Ch
Transaesthetics. Choose an image that is analogue and digital and conduct an
image analysis. Then create an image
combining analogue and digital.
Manipulate your image to use it to comment
on some aspect6 of identity. This may be social, cultural, stigmatized or
other. If you are interested in psyche, you may wish to look at ‘the other’ –
Jacque Lacan
Task
3 Film Review
Please see emailed guides. You can choose a
film which may support your area of interest or your essay.
Philosophy through film, Mary Litch and Introducing Film through Philosophy by
Richard Fumerton may help
Task
4 Anthology
This is an Anthology of images and may be
ones to do with a particular subject examined through your lectures.
Task 5 Text
Analysis
Write 500 words in response to Margot
Lovejoy’s ‘New Consciousness’ (The first two sentences written down in session)
Task
6 Annotated Bibliography
This should be your main sources no more
than 4 that you rely on for your essay. These are the main writing to which you
continually refer and compare with others and should reflect the methodology
you have chosen. i.e feminism, postmodernism etc.
Task
7 Sample Writing
This can be something you have developed
for your essay or in response to a contextual issue.
You can also include in this section a
sample of notes from lecture, seminars and visiting speakers. (N.B in addition
to your sample not instead)
Task
8 Location
Identity Map
This was your identity map we did during
the seminar and should identify core research interests, ideas within practice
and how these related to various contexts. Include strategies and preferred
rules of practice.
Task
9 Essay Proposal
This is on the Course Moodle. You can do
more than one if you feel this best represents your progression and
development.
Task
10 Literature review
A summary of the literature which is
relevant to your essay and why. Identify key perspectives which will be used
and summarize certain points that the literature raises and will be referred to
in your essay.
Task
11 ESSAY
Third person with clear intro and
conclusion. Use images as evidence where possible and Don’t forget your essay bibliography! Adhere
to Harvard academic conventions.
Task
12 Third Space
A sample of this which identifies you, your
thinking, and practice. Include critical reflection on how you can talk about
the issues which seem to be developing as key interests and areas of focus for
your work.
Task
13 Overall Bibliography
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