Examples of transformative

• Such a theory stresses the transformative and educational possibilities of architecture.

• Finally, transformative state multiculturalism brings substantive diversity and strengthens indigenous critical consciousness.

• This methodology engages people in a transformative process of change by cycling through multiple iterations of action and reflection.

• Promoting transformative learning enables community volunteering to provide meaningful roles for seniors, and promotes citizenship participation and the social economy in an ageing society.

• Reconstructing the preoccupations of the period and applying them to literary texts can be transformative.

• Second, that it was, perhaps because of these divisions, a transformative experience in terms of the ownership of land and the possession of political power.

• Over time, then, an accumulation of such appropriations could have transformative effects on the dominant approach and the field.

• The socially transformative proper ties of communication technology are nothing new.

• Sometimes the spectator is touched in such a powerful and ultimately transformative way that it creates a change on some level.

• Other themes that may be present were not analyzed, such as the transformative aspect of having a diagnosis of metastatic breast cancer.

• Public disclosure of a mistake to other clinicians may be a more powerful transformative experience than private disclosure to a few individuals.

• What is repeatedly invoked is the transformative role of gendered individuals, and apparently only two genders.

• As such, it overstates the transformative potential of civil society.

• Is it wise to accept the notion of dance as a transformative medium and thus as morally good for those who participate in it?

• The quotes presented below typify a range of perspectives, and concisely illustrate the transformative process from data to thematic presentation.