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Contemporary Performance Lighting: Experience, Creativity and Meaning

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Katherine Graham is Lecturer in Theatre at the University of York, UK and currently co-convenor of the Theatre and Performance Research Association’s Scenography Working Group. She has published work about light in Theatre and Performance Design and Contemporary Theatre Review and has worked extensi

vely as a lighting designer for theatre and dance. Scott Palmer is Associate Professor in Performance Design at the University of Leeds, UK. His publications include chapters that focus on light, space and the technologies of performance and the monograph Light: Readings in Theatre Practice (2013).K

elli Zezulka is Lecturer in Technical Theatre (Production and Design) at the University of Salford, UK and has previously written for theatre journals and in applied linguistics. A practising lighting designer, she is also a non-executive director of the Association for Lighting Production and Desig

n and editor of its bi-monthly magazine, Focus.

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築夢踏實－腳踏車繪畫創作研究

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腳踏車在不同年代，承擔了不同的功能與角色。早期農業社會交通不便，耕種下田艱辛勞苦，腳踏車扮演了能負重、能騎乘的重要功能，形成人們對腳踏車依賴的特殊情感。就是這份對腳踏車的執愛情感，讓筆者過去的作品，經常出現腳踏車的身影，目前持續創新作品，並以腳踏車作為這次繪畫創作論述的主題。本研究目的有三項：(1) 關懷在地鄉土文化，探討台灣早期農村社會與當代社會腳踏車的水墨形式與記憶體驗，以詮釋東方人文美學及逐夢踏實精神內涵。(2) 研究以腳踏車進行繪畫創作的相關學理認知與思維文獻，「因心造境」從傳統與現代手法，形塑自我創作風格。(3) 探討在傳統與現代水墨中求得平衡，創作懷舊鄕情系列、休閒怡情系列、與逐

夢意象三大系列作品，並延伸嘗試新媒材與技法運用之可能性，一改以往獨鍾宣紙作畫後裱捲軸模式，大量使用膠彩、壓克力、複合媒材的交互運用，各取其優點佈局在畫作上。本研究歸納三大項研究結論：(1)媒材技法多元融合運用、(2)創作形式融合傳統及多種實驗技法呈現、及(3)創作思維不斷漸進領悟體會轉化。懷舊鄕情系列，以老房子刻劃了歲月痕跡的門窗、舊式的鐵馬、紅色的磚牆，代表懷舊的農村特色，把鄉土情懷氛圍融入創作形式的表現。休閒移情系列是以輕鬆活潑的筆調，取景台灣熱門景點、絢麗自然景觀、或清幽秘境為題材內容，表現騎腳踏車悠遊的心情，達到休閒怡情、運動健身的目的。築夢意象系列統整理念與技法移入情境構成，將外在的

物相，與自我內在心靈交融，達到表露內在情感。表現技法使用揉紙法、撞粉法、拓印法、撕貼法，以突顯畫面輕快節奏韻律感，反應騎腳踏車漫遊的愉快旅程。探索藝術之路漫無止境，筆者於此階段創作，體悟筆墨技法上仍有不足之處，作品呈現仍過於具象，希望在技法形式上，能由具象而漸抽象性，追求中國畫象外之「意」、言外之「情」，達到「不似之似」的藝術境界。筆者期能秉持對藝術創作的熱忱，虛心學習名家先賢的啟發，沉潛自我，突破框架，繼續超越自我軌跡，創作更精進的作品，開拓屬於個人符號的新風貌。

At the Crossroads of Music and Social Justice

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Music is powerful and transformational, but can it spur actual social change? A powerful collection of essays, At the Crossroads of Music and Social Justice studies the meaning of music within a community to investigate the intersections of sound and race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orienta

tion, and differing abilities. Ethnographic work from a range of theoretical frameworks uncovers and analyzes the successes and limitations of music’s efficacies in resolving conflicts, easing tensions, reconciling groups, promoting unity, and healing communities. This volume is rooted in the Crossr

oads Section for Difference and Representation of the Society for Ethnomusicology, whose mandate is to address issues of diversity, difference, and underrepresentation in the society and its members’ professional spheres. Activist scholars who contribute to this volume illuminate possible pathways a

nd directions to support musical diversity and representation.At the Crossroads of Music and Social Justice is an excellent resource for readers interested in real-world examples of how folklore, ethnomusicology, and activism can, together, create a more just and inclusive world. Brenda M. Romero

is Professor Emerita at the University of Colorado, Boulder. She earned a PhD in Ethnomusicology from the University of California, Los Angeles, and a BMus and a MMus in Music Theory and Composition from the University of New Mexico. In addition to extensive research in New Mexico, she conducted fie

ldwork in Mexico, Colombia, and Peru, including as Fulbright Scholar in Mexico in Colombia. Her monograph, Matachines Transfronterizos, Warriors for Peace at the Borderlands is forthcoming.Susan M. Asai is Professor Emerita from the Music Department at Northeastern University in Boston. Her research

encompasses Japanese folk performing arts and Asian American music and cultural politics. She has published numerous articles and encyclopedic entries on Japanese/Asian American music and identity. Asai’s book projects include Nōmai Dance Drama: A Surviving Spirit of Medieval Japan and Sounding Our

Way Home: Japanese American Musicking and the Politics of Identity (forthcoming).

大體解剖實驗課中的醫學人文：以北部某醫學大學為例

為了解決she meaning的問題，作者江芷靚 這樣論述：

大體解剖實驗課程相關之討論議題，不論是從課程設計到人文教育實踐、再到醫學生的專業身分認同、以及科技取代大體之應用等，都在醫學教育中備受關注。其中最主要的莫過於對於醫學生們而言，解剖實驗課是怎麼樣的一個過程？課程中的大體存在的內涵為何？透過文獻回顧整理，本研究將文獻重點區分成三大類別，分別為醫學人文教育(Medical Humanity Education)、專業身分認同(Professional Identity)與通過儀式(Rites of Passage)、以及解剖教學與科技(Anatomy Education and Technology)。透過和醫學生、醫生、解剖實驗教學教師訪談來進

行多重檢核，探討台灣醫學大學透過大體解剖實驗來進行的解剖實驗課程，其可能存在的內涵為何？結果一:解剖實驗課有別於其他必修課程，實驗課讓醫學生們認識到自身能力的極限，其必須透過社會關係的互動進行課程，學習團隊合作、溝通、對話、分享等;可謂是隱藏式課程。結果二:學習態度部分還透過討論發現到成績導向的結構使得教育者認為教學上受限及感到困難外，也意外地學生們更加認真的面對課程中的人文項目結果三:部分學生們表示課程中的通過儀式可能使其更能面對大體老師、更覺得大體老師是人而非一項教具，其可能具有情感緩衝作用，使其更有心理準備去面對未來生涯中的實際人體。結果四:在科技教材部分的討論發現到科技教材之不足處，以

及課程中的大體存在與否，可能影響到醫學生們的專業身分認同。