Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Taming your time : notes on the novelistic cycle as slow narrative

Lars Bernaerts (UGent)

(2024) Slow narrative across media. In Theory and Interpretation of Narrative p.89-104
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It gives me time, but does it give me freedom? A contextual understanding of anticipatory decision-making in social egg freezing

Michiel De Proost (UGent) and Gily Coene

(2024) BIOSOCIETIES. 19. p.112-129
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Generational time and multilinear form in the climate change novel

Marco Caracciolo (UGent)

(2024) CAHIER VOOR LITERATUURWETENSCHAP. 15.
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Why time matters for understanding the ASM-LSM nexus in south-eastern Democratic Republic of Congo

Jeroen Cuvelier (UGent)

(2023) JOURNAL OF MODERN AFRICAN STUDIES. 61(2). p.189-208
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Impossible futures? The ambivalent temporalities of grassroots humanitarian action

Robin Vandevoordt (UGent) and Larissa Fleischmann

(2021) CRITICAL SOCIOLOGY. 47(2). p.187-202
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Using restorative justice to rethink the temporality of transition in Chile

Marit de Haan (UGent) and Tine Destrooper (UGent)

(2021) THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESTORATIVE JUSTICE. p.206-228
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Uneven developments : bande dessinée, rear-guard and neo-avant-gardes

Benoit Crucifix (UGent)

(2021) Neo-avant-gardes : post-war literary experiments across borders. p.180-194
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Progress and free will : on the Buddhist concept of 'time' and its possibilities for modernity

Bart Dessein (UGent)

(2016) ASIAN STUDIES-AZIJSKE STUDIJE. 4(1). p.11-33
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Artist at Work. Proximity of Art and Capitalism

Annelies Van Assche (UGent)

(2016) DOCUMENTA. 34(1).
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- PhD Thesis
Historical presents : a study of the debates around reparations for slavery in the United States and France, the post racial era and the Age of Commemoration

Kenan Van De Mieroop (UGent)

(2016)

Academic Bibliography

Taming your time : notes on the novelistic cycle as slow narrative

It gives me time, but does it give me freedom? A contextual understanding of anticipatory decision-making in social egg freezing

Generational time and multilinear form in the climate change novel

Why time matters for understanding the ASM-LSM nexus in south-eastern Democratic Republic of Congo

Impossible futures? The ambivalent temporalities of grassroots humanitarian action

Using restorative justice to rethink the temporality of transition in Chile

Uneven developments : bande dessinée, rear-guard and neo-avant-gardes

Progress and free will : on the Buddhist concept of 'time' and its possibilities for modernity

Artist at Work. Proximity of Art and Capitalism

Historical presents : a study of the debates around reparations for slavery in the United States and France, the post racial era and the Age of Commemoration

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