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January 1, 2026Open Access

Beyond pain narratives? : Representing loss and practising refusal at the Astoria Hotel : [infographic]

Dasha Deyneko Amaya Buenfil Nayah Myers-Darby Ally Radley

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Key Points

The project's aim is to examine how narratives of pain and loss are represented and articulated in a cultural context.
Collaboration between undergraduate students and faculty from UBC SHARE project and MRAi.
Utilization of visual and narrative methods to convey themes of loss and refusal.
Research combines insights from student interactions and academic guidance.
Visual representations showcase diverse perspectives on pain narratives and loss.
The work raises questions about traditional storytelling methods and the practice of refusal.
Findings highlight the importance of accessibility in research dissemination.

Implication

Undergraduate project investigates storytelling around loss and refusal through visual means, suggesting new insights.

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Deyneko et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a250b8b7def13d035e1b995 https://doi.org/10.14288/1.0452651

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