Children’s Images of IdentityTheorizing the Cultural Borderlands
Children’s Images of Identity: Theorizing the Cultural Borderlands
Stanley, Phiona
2015-01-01 00:00:00
[When you have to call about a utilities bill and the call centre keeps you on hold for ten minutes, do you draw? Doodle? Me, I fill scraps of paper with long, looping flowers and squat, fat cats with long whiskers. What about when you’re waiting for someone on a dusty road and you happen to have a long stick to hand: do you sweep patterns into the dirt? I draw swoops and spirals, the patterns of soaring seagulls and walks I’m yet to take.]
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Children’s Images of IdentityTheorizing the Cultural Borderlands
[When you have to call about a utilities bill and the call centre keeps you on hold for ten minutes, do you draw? Doodle? Me, I fill scraps of paper with long, looping flowers and squat, fat cats with long whiskers. What about when you’re waiting for someone on a dusty road and you happen to have a long stick to hand: do you sweep patterns into the dirt? I draw swoops and spirals, the patterns of soaring seagulls and walks I’m yet to take.]
Published: Jan 1, 2015
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