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Elizabeth Philps. (2023) GPS Embroidery: walking as re-articulation of the written maternalised landscape. Research in Drama Education: The Journal of Applied Theatre and Performance 28:4, pages 527-546.
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Elizabeth Philps. (2021) Just to get out of the house: a maternal lens on suburban walking as arts practice. Journal of Cultural Geography 38:2, pages 286-305.
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Jessica Amberson. (2022) On being a dog-person: Meaning-making & dog-walking identities. Irish Journal of Sociology 31:1, pages 161-180.
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Gerard Mullally, Maggie O’Neill, Deirdre de Bhailís, Brendan Tuohy, Maggie Breen, Andrew Duggan & Elaine Ní Loinsigh. (2022) Walking, talking, [Re-]imagining socio-ecological sustainability: Research on the move/moving research. Irish Journal of Sociology 31:1, pages 37-62.
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Morag Rose. (2022) Stuck in the mud? Finding the glee in all fieldworking bodies. Area 54:4, pages 536-540.
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Mona Bozdog & Dayna Galloway. (2020) Performing walking sims: From Dear Esther to Inchcolm Project. Journal of Gaming & Virtual Worlds 12:1, pages 23-47.
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Kelsey Blair, Sandra Chamberlain-Snider, Katrina Dunn & Julia Henderson. (2018) Memory, Milestones, and Monuments: A Peripatetic Exploration of the West Side of UBC Campus. Canadian Theatre Review 174, pages 31-37.
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Wayne Medford. (2018) A Year in the Life of a Public Park: Route-Making, Vigilance and Sampling Time Whilst Walking. Humanities 7:1, pages 18.
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Anne Beate Reinertsen. (2014) Becoming with Data: Developing Self-Assessing Recursive Pedagogies in Schools and Using Second-Order Cybernetics as a Thinking Tool. Policy Futures in Education 12:2, pages 310-322.
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