… to rethink the worlds we have defined in our research and open them up. I … open our worlds.
In a similar direction, there is a trend from earlier closed systems (ie, expert systems) to open …

… words and, in the process, construct the classroom worlds for our … of our embodied histories,
much of the time our own responses to children are automatic. We open our mouths and our …

… 15 For in Euro-American thought, relations are what keeps the world and all our worlds
comprehensible. The world that the politics of research addresses is made demonstrable through …

We'd all agree the game of basketball-one of my favorites-is an activity. On my international
travels, I have dribbled and taken it to the hoop with people of all ages in such places as …

… This means that we will have to learn our way into a new world, one in which community will
continue to be a profound human need, but one that will be redefined—perhaps many times …

… as experienced is framed by horizons that both exceed and withdraw from our grasp, while
at the same time providing openings to previously “untamed” regions of experience that are …

… )20, we direct our attention to … ‘‘open society’’ instead. Significantly, the society that is
depicted in Huxley’s work is, to some extent, symmetric to that of The Open Conspiracy; Thus, our …

… By our very being in the world, we are already morally implicated. … allow our creative thought
and imagination to engage with our careful study of the research topic, opening ourselves to …

… shifted our understanding of the universe and revealed what Kant eloquently described as
“an unbounded magnitude of worlds beyond worlds and systems of systems” and our planet …

… the world without engaging with the people outside and keep the contradictions within our
own space unexamined? How could we reach out and realise the potential of ‘open spaces’ …