Writing Sensation

Writing Sensation: Sense, Events, and Encounters with Creative-Relational Inquiry, illuminates the 'creative-relational' as a poietic and transversal concept of an inquiry capable of attending to the way events throw themselves together, and how forms take shape in the interplay of difference.

Andrew Mark Gillott is a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Health Sciences & Sport at The University of Stirling, Scotland, UK, and Visiting Fellow in the Carnegie School of Sport, Leeds Beckett University, England, UK. He is particularly interested in collaborative, transdisciplinary, and postfoundational modes of inquiry that offer ways of probing a sense of what is happening as it makes itself felt.

- 14. Slantwise: Departures (part one) - 22. Sprouting Deviant: A Deviating Abstract[ion] - 23. A Brief Note on Format/ion - 11. Experi[e]ments (Feelings Force) - 4. Infr[A]ctions (or What Things Do When They Shape Each Other) - 19. Strange Intimacies - 3. Three Folds - 8. Surfaces (or the Comfort of a Lightning Strike) - 18. Monstrum (or the Symmetry, and Harmony of all the Parts of the Body, of a Regular Proportion) - 20. Zed, as in Zig-Zag: Departures (part two)