This chapter is a summary of philosophy, theory, and practice arising from collective writing experiments conducted between 2016 2022 in the community associated with Editors’ Collective more than 20 scholarly journals. The main body summarises community’s insights into many faces writing. Appendix 1 presents workflow chapter’s development. 2 lists approximately 100 collectively written article...

Abstract From a diachronic perspective, and considering both textual visual evidence, this article traces the relic cult of SS Gregory Nazianzen John Chrysostom. It focuses on two historical contexts, hitherto not compared with each other, in which relics architectural frame they were placed acquired significant additional meaning value: tenth-century Constantinople sixteenth- century Rome. I w...

Because of their extensive experience with death and dying, hospice volunteers may be more successful at engaging in meaning-making regarding their death-related experiences than their low point life experiences (e.g., job loss). Consequently, their memories of death-related experiences will manifest more meaning-making strategies (e.g., bendfit-finding) than their low point memories. Fifty-two...

Meaning-making is the central focus of all ethnographic writing. However, a methodical approach to mean-ing-making remains under-represented in literature and it undermined academic discourse. Taking two anecdotes presenting preliminary senses field materials my doctoral research, I explore some issues meaning-making processes research on inclusive school governance. The paper argues that rathe...