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| <u>Researching:</u>
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| * Preliminary research and selection: ~ 1-2 weeks
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| * Research into selected superstitions + draft/sketch: ~ 1-2 weeks
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| * Contemporary example research: ~ 1- 2 weeks
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| * Draft texts: ~ 2 weeks
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| <u>Making:</u>
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| * Illustrate: ~ 2-3 weeks
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| * Write about research: ~ 2-3 weeks
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| * Put together publication: ~ 1 week
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| <u>Total:</u> ~ 2-3 months
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| <u>'''✼ Why do you want to make it?✼'''</u>
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| What draws me to this project is my ongoing fascination for the social-cultural narratives and their implications that contain elements of superstition and/or supernatural belief. Knowing that many superstitions originated in contexts and for reasons that are largely forgotten today, yet the superstitions remain anchored in our collective consciousness (whether one believes in them or not). Where and/or from whom do superstitions or supernatural beliefs come from? What does it take for a narrative, a story or the seed of a new belief to become part of a greater belief (system) and/or common consciousness within a culture/society? What are its advantages and disadvantages? Etc..
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| <u>'''✼ Who can help you and how?✼'''</u>
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| <u>'''✼ Relation to previous practice✼'''</u>
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| * Storytelling & Narratives
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| * Symbolism & Folklore
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| * Speculative Fiction
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| <u>'''✼ References/bibliography✼'''</u>
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| * Vyse, S. (1997) 'Believing in Magic - The Psychology of Superstition', Oxford University Press
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| * Mandal, F.B. (2018) 'Superstitions: A Culturally Transmitted Human Behavior', International Journal of Psychology and Behavioral Sciences
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| * Fradera, A. (2016) 'The everyday magic of superstition', Society's Research Digest
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| * 'Magical Thinking', Wikipedia.com
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| === <span style="font-size:25px;"><small>➸ Rapid prototypes</small></span> ===
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| '''#1 Prototype:'''
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| # Choose a superstition and research its origin
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| # Illustrate it
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| '''#2 Prototype:'''
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| #Choose a superstition and research its origin
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| # Illustrate it
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| '''#3 Prototype:'''
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| #Choose a prior superstition and create a speculative superstition based on it
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| # Illustrate it
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| === <span style="color: maroon;"><big><u>Exercise Draft #2</u></big></span> ===
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| ✧ Work out a PMOMM into a Graduate Proposal format ✧
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| <u>'''✼ What is it? ✼'''</u>
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| <u>'''✼ Why make it? ✼'''</u>
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| <u>'''✼ Workflow ✼'''</u>
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| <u>'''✼ Previous practice ✼'''</u>
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| <u>'''✼ Relation to a wider context ✼'''</u>
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| <span style="font-size:25px;"><small>➸ Rapid prototypes</small></span>
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