Unravelling Difference

Sharma, Sanjay

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“…The introduction of various electron-withdrawing and electron-donating groups on the aromatic ring of the nitroalkenes slightly affected enantioselectivities (84-98 % ee) and yields (79-95 %) (Table 5, entries 2-12). The use of cyclopentanecarboxaldehyde also furnished the desirable (87-99 % ee); however, long reaction times were necessary to achieve such results (Table 5, entries [13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21]. The use of the CX18 monomer required a longer reaction time (60 h) to furnish 52 % yield and 89 % ee (Table 5, entry 22).…”

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“…Chiral receptors that are based on calix[n]arene platforms may have potential applications, such as organocatalysts, [12] ionophores in catalysis, carriers in liquid membrane technology, anion and cation extractants and chemical sensors. [13] In this section, various calix[n]arenes synthesized and evaluated as organocatalysts, between the years 2012 to 2022, classified according to the group linked to the calix[n]arene skeleton will be presented and discussed.…”

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Calix[n]arenes in Action: Recent Applications in Organocatalysis

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The use of calix[n]arenes as organocatalysts has increasingly been considered a prime focus due to their adjustable three‐dimensional molecular structure, easy synthesis, and versatile structural modification at the upper and lower edges. For instance, these macromolecules have been described as efficient catalysts for asymmetric aldol reactions, asymmetric Michael addition, esterification and transesterification, dehydration, nucleophilic aromatic substitution, and multicomponent reactions. Furthermore, calix[n]arenes also tolerate aqueous or solvent‐free reaction systems and can be supported on solid and/or magnetic particles, showing cost, time and energy savings, easier experimental procedures, and chemical waste reduction.

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Calix[n]arenes in Action: Recent Applications in Organocatalysis

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“…While Ratnam (2018) stated that habitual practices create memories which shape identities, here the two combine, with ritualized exposure to unfamiliar sensorial experiences expanding one's sensory palate, reshaping what is deemed familiar and creating shared memories. These sensorial memories are felt collectively, thus bonding groups through the shared experience (Sharma, 2011). In the case of CISV International participants, the unfamiliarity of each other's habits and routines became familiar through sensorial exposure and created new collective feelings of what was familiar.…”

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Feeling global belonging: Sensorial experiences in global education

Bourdon

2021

IJDEGL

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Global citizenship education (GCE) seeks to develop critical thinking and self-reflexivity and, crucially, to create feelings of belonging to a common humanity. Although the subjectivity of belonging has been widely recognized, gaps remain around the micro-level experiences and practices that foster global identities. This article addresses these questions through the analysis of the individual’s lived experience on an international GCE programme. It will be argued that global belonging is a transformative process of self-identity, shaped primarily through shared sensorial experience where the unfamiliar becomes familiar. The senses here help to create new personal and shared norms building trust, bonds and belonging between individuals from different backgrounds. Thus, in order to understand the journey towards feelings of global belonging, we must look to the senses as key sites of transformation.

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Curating Sociology

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2012

The Sociological Review

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Building on the range of methods available to the roaming sociological imagination, curating sociology is concerned with instituting ‘live’ public encounters. Contending that there are practices in the history of sociology that can be considered instances of curating sociology, this article makes a case for harnessing these to inventive research processes today. The discussion in this article draws attention to recent developments in curating before excavating a selection of practices within sociology upon which we can reflexively build live methods with consideration to creative collaborations, publicness and exhibiting as research. Each of these involves a degree of mutation within the craft of sociology. By way of illustration, the final section of the article explores an in‐depth case study of curating sociology for the Noise of the Past project, which involved us, as sociologists, collaborating with creative practitioners and ‘curating’ a large‐scale public event.

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Unravelling Difference

Abstract: this article interrogates the possibility of developing a "sensory multiculture," in which difference could be encountered outside of domination or appropriation. It invokes alternative dialogic aesthetic practices for living with difference.

Cited by 6 publications

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Calix[n]arenes in Action: Recent Applications in Organocatalysis

Calix[n]arenes in Action: Recent Applications in Organocatalysis

Feeling global belonging: Sensorial experiences in global education

Curating Sociology

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