In her study Bayne (2012) pointed out the importance of selecting participants to ensure difference in the cogenerative dialogues and found that through carefully constructed cogen, "a landscape of difference and diversity unfolded" in which multiple realities could be acknowledged (p. 243).
"By use of immersive projections, panoramic views and surround sound, sensuality is re-imagined, reinterpreted, connecting multiple realities in a multi-angled perspective, merging and juxtaposing various points of views".
For him, it's about multiple realities existing in a single space.
In a global society of multiple realities and complexities, it is astonishing that the publishing industry remains overwhelmingly White obstructing, albeit in most cases unintentionally, the worldview of readers.
I am, like many of my 100,000 BRAC colleagues who are often specialists in a single issue, still learning about how BRAC became a pioneer in recognizing and tackling the multiple realities of poverty.
As a photographer whose work can otherwise be intensely isolating and emotionally draining, NYCC is a fantasy dreamscape come to life: multiple realities crashing together in an insane-looking building, being acted out by thousands of people who want to be photographed.
It is rare to witness a soul who, with a combination of courage, curiosity, and an indelible passion for humanity and the human story, is able to rise above their own singular existence to bring forth images of the multiple realities occurring simultaneously in our world.
This idea of multiple universes, or multiple realities, has been around in philosophical circles for centuries.
ANT's focus on fluidity also means that it acknowledges that reality is not predictable and that multiple realities can coexist, with reality being actively performed in different contexts and by different actors [ 15].
