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Search for "rituals"
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#61 Jane Eating BreakfastItem , Rituals, breakfast, kibera, slum, water, access Info Item author Louise Smith Item Created 27 Sep 2009 Photo taken on 26 May 2009 8:45 pm Context of ...
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Range of topics... Mobility NID NMV Nairobi Night Organization Parking Pedestrian Infrastructure Pedestrian/Vehicular Interaction Queue Resilience Rheindesign Rituals Road Rules SCID Signs Street vender Sukuma Wiki SukumaWiki Sunblock Supermarket Sustainability Taipei Tokyo Tom Mboya-Street Traffic jam ...
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Resilience: Interactions with barriers to mobility... tion to and from work, work itself, and daily rituals are indistinguishable from each other. Poverty, an ... job, and at the same time influences the morning rituals, which in turn effects the preparation time in the ... refined into a cultural study of the barriers, and rituals on the way to work in Nairobi. The intention was to ... first answered introductory questions about their
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#152 A Typical Day of Jane in Kibera... as do most of the residents of the city. The cultural representatives were first asked to answer two introductory questions about their morning rituals and the difficulties they face during travel to work. They were then given single-use cameras, and asked to photographically document their ... and barriers during travel to and from work. The focus on this part of the research was to gain a complete overview of the barriers and
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Methodology
... Questions will arise from the analysis and description of the observations -and local people explain the use, the background, the history, rituals (and become informants or local representatives in the Cultural Library by doing so). This is an important cultural contextualisation. For the ...