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The discretized coulomb friction model in a non-singular complementarity formulation for multibody systems with contacts
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The discretized coulomb friction model in a non-singular complementarity formulation for multibody systems with contacts
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This chapter presents a series of curated fieldnotes as a way to investigate a tension that is implicit in all ethnographic research on craft and other skilled activities: that what one can observe, and therefore what one records in fieldnotes, is not directly or wholly the subject of study. Through excerpts from fieldnotes that I made during twenty-two months of ethnographic research with woodcarvers and painters in San Martín Tilcajete, in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico, I show how the attempt to ‘get at’ artisanal practice through observation not only is a struggle for understanding and analysis but is also a struggle about how and what to write. Although many researchers have avoided the analytical impasse by utilising ‘apprenticeship’ as a research methodology and technique, the chapter shows that the problems of writing do not necessarily disappear when attention is focused on the researcher’s own practices rather than those of her research participants. The chapter concludes that although apprenticeship as a research method does afford an embodied and perceptive understanding of craft practices, the struggle of writing may signal something important about artisanal work that cannot be so easily captured in notes, photographs, film, or other media
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Book Review- The Philosophy of Bhagavadgita – Author: P. V. Laxmiprasad
This book under review on The Philosophy of Bhagavadgita is written by a renowned critic and scholar P. V. Laxmiprasad, from Karimnagar, Telangana. It was published by Books Clinic, Bilaspur in 2021. It carries a well-written preface, a quote and dedication to three Indian Philosophers. The contents include four sections of the book 1) Indian Philosophy 2) Philosophy of Bhagavadgita 3) Conclusion 4) Works Cited
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