ABSTRACT
In the first Interval I referred to creative-relational inquiry’s “hyphenated” encounters. I ended the second interval by making a claim in creative-relational inquiry for a hyphenated personal, a hyphenated ‘you’. In this brief third interval—an interval both in and out of time 276 and replete with sound: a note-in-itself 277 —I consider further the work the hyphen does within and for the concept of creative-relational inquiry. This writing is poetic, interrupted. I bring the hyphen explicitly into play again in Chapter 12, writing about shame.
