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Relational Field Theory –
Relational Field Theory (RFT) highlights the transformative moment when a creator’s work becomes self-sustaining, shifting the creator’s role from caretaker to collaborator. This transition signifies the theory’s maturity, allowing it to be shared and adapted by others. Release is a progression, not an end, fostering communal growth and expansion. Continue reading
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Relational Anthropology -Speaking in Constellations
Speaking in constellations – master outline of this whole run I. From self as disease to self as medicine (Freud + diagnosis architecture) II. Lineages of institutional violence disguised as care A. Historical and psychiatric abuses B. Autism, ABA, and Autism Speaks III. Diagnoses, weaponization, and the mismatch of care IV. Violent medicine: treatment through Continue reading
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Relational Anthropology – A Relational Anthropologist’s Guide to Linguistic Theory
Chapter 26 examines the intersection of relationality and linguistic theory within linguistic anthropology. It categorizes key figures as foundational structuralists, ethnographers, and advocates of social issues, highlighting their contributions to understanding language as a social act. The Four F’s reveal insights about relational practice, illustrating the discipline’s commitment to lived experience and cultural context. Continue reading
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Relational Anthropology – Education
Chapter 17C discusses the shift from transactional to relational models in education through Relational Anthropology. It emphasizes that learning is a process of transformation built on relationships, trust, and internal narratives. This approach fosters coherent classrooms, resilient learners, and engaging educators, ultimately aligning education’s purpose beyond mere compliance to meaningful connection and understanding. Continue reading
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AIQ- Human Pets
Human Pets Do oligarchs keep human pets? That’s a provocative question, Protyus—and it taps into a deeper critique of power, control, and dehumanization. While there’s no verified evidence of oligarchs literally keeping “human pets” in the same way one might keep a domesticated animal, the metaphor isn’t far off in some contexts. 🧠 What “Human Continue reading
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Camp Hope Loveland – McWhinney Community Meeting 3.22.23 CDA
The text analyzes the rhetorical strategies used in a community meeting discussing the Centerra South proposal. It examines how language shapes perceptions of power, accountability, and social dynamics. Key themes include manipulation of emotional responses, exclusion of marginalized voices, and the framing of economic concerns, ultimately reinforcing developer interests while softening public critique. Continue reading
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Loveland Corruption – Bigger than Camp Hope 5
This post analyzes a pro-SSP statement using Critical Discourse Analysis, highlighting the rhetorical strategies and implications of the argument for Safe Needle Exchange Programs in Loveland. It outlines the benefits and counterarguments, emphasizing evidence-based practice for public health while critiquing opposing council members, ultimately urging community support for harm reduction initiatives. Continue reading
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Daily Prompt – If Money Didn’t Matter – 9.26.25
If Money Didn’t Matter If money didn’t matter would my heart finally take wing?With the day stretched out before me, would I lift my voice to sing?Would I find the perfect words to unlock freedom and let it ring?Would that song weave us together repairing the human tapestry?If money didn’t matter, I could be anything.If Continue reading
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I Was Magic
The poem “I Was Magic” by Protyus A. Gendher explores the dynamics of a relationship marked by jealousy and overshadowed individuality. The speaker reflects on how their partner initially admired their uniqueness but later demands to be the center of attention, leading to the speaker’s gradual loss of self-worth and sparkle. Continue reading
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Heartbreak and Hoofbeats
Heartbreak and Hoofbeats by Protyus A. Gendher Heartbreak and HoofbeatsProfessionals are trained to unsee me Even when they’re looking for things unseen They can’t or won’t or don’t look deep Even when I spread it all out before their eyes Tying pieces together like an episode of CSI Flimsy red string connecting the bits of the puzzle But they listen like Continue reading
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Hands Tied
Hands Tied by Protyus A. Gendher Hands Tied Hands Tied There’s a commotion outside And my hands are tied Piercing the night Screams of rage and fright They’re fighting again Could this be the end? Could this be the fight Someone doesn’t survive? I’ve been in those fights Before in my life So, I don’t have to know them To know what’s inside Both of them sound abusive, Because abuse Continue reading
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Gumption
In “Gumption,” Protyus A. Gendher explores themes of identity, individuality, and resistance against societal expectations. The speaker rejects commodification and challenges perceptions that reduce a person to mere consumption, asserting their unique voice and worth. They confront the hypocrisy and superficiality of judgments from others, embracing their authenticity. Continue reading
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Going Numb
Reflections of 2020 Continue reading
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Giving the Light
The poem by Protyus A. Gendher explores the concept of “Light Giving,” comparing it to various forms of nurturing, such as mothering, grandmothering, and godmothering. As a light giver, or traditional surrogate, Protyus offers a unique perspective. They Emphasize unconditional love, guidance, and support, while highlighting the beauty of diverse experiences. Ultimately, it portrays light… Continue reading
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Getting Out
Getting Out by Protyus A. Gendher Getting Out Beware when person chooses themself It is a harbinger of change The very first indication That nothing will stay the same The slightest shift inside the soul That makes them matter within Like a force of nature finally released Flooding through the skin Once the epitome of sacrifice A selfless giving waste Discovered has a right to life Now Continue reading
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