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  1. Bias blindness: How police see and don't see hate crimes

    This study examines how police see and don't see hate crimes. Prior research has drawn mainly on the ambiguity of hate crime laws and definitions, as well as the struggles endured by law enforcement when investigating these cases. This thesis delves deeper into the issue by analyzing the forces …

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  2. People Pay To See This

    The following stories are titled: “Swan,” “Shining,” “Fame,” “Haircut,” “Gone to Jackson to Make Sweet Love,” and “Animals.”

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  3. People Pay To See This

    The following stories are titled: “Swan,” “Shining,” “Fame,” “Haircut,” “Gone to Jackson to Make Sweet Love,” and “Animals.”

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  4. I see men like trees, walking

    … in its right place -- Stone mason grey -- I see men like trees, walking -- The buzz and the hum -- Semi-sonic -- Car parts -- Tiny investigations -- The sorcerer's robe. </p>

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  5. Learning to see the physical world

    … a single image, we are able to explain what we see, reconstruct the scene in 3D, predict what's going to happen, and plan our actions accordingly. Artificial intelligence, in particular deep learning, still falls short in some preeminent aspects when compared with human intelligence, despite its …

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  6. See through walls with Wi-Fi

    … Wi-Fi can also extend our senses, enabling us to see moving objects through walls and behind closed doors. For example, we can identify the number of people in a closed room and their relative locations. We can also identify simple gestures made behind a wall. Further, by combining a sequence of …

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  7. Enabling the Blind to See Gestures

    Mathematics instruction and discourse typically involve two modes of communication: speech and graphical presentation. For the communication to remain situated, dynamic synchrony must be maintained between the speech and dynamic focus in the graphics. Sighted students use vision for two purposes: …

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  8. When This You See, Remember Me

    … of death. These factors caused many soldiers to seek some manner of permanence to ensure that their name would not be forgotten following death. This project examines the ways in which soldiers used visual culture, particularly graffiti, drawings, and studio photographs, to find permanence amidst …

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  9. What You See is What They Want You to See: South African Newspaper Constructions of Female Offenders

    Although female-perpetrated crime is a significant minority of overall crime statistics, the media are ready to capitalise on these stories and often resort to sensationalist reporting which results in the misrepresentation of female criminality. Many researchers have highlighted how the media …

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  10. You don't see what I see : multiple publics and public policy in a Los Angeles gang war

    … multiple publics and multiple identities, 2) seeing from the lens of multiple publics, 3) reframing situations and opening dialogue, and 4) situationally identifying moral communities to which one is obliged.

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  11. "If You See Something, Say Something": The Power of the 'War on Terrorism' to Name What We See

    <p>This dissertation seeks to understand the cultural politics of the "war on terrorism" through a case study of the "If You See Something, Say Something" campaign within the New York City Metropolitan Transit Authority Subway System. Drawing upon literature that focuses on an understanding of the …

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  12. MO2NEI: #SWWDT! *see what we did there*

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  13. Visualization of Ethnicity: Beyond What You See

    For my doctorate research, I am investigating discursive analyses of ethnic visibility, particularly of the hyphenated ethnic subject living in a Western society. As Rey Chow points out, becoming visible in this “post-race” era is no longer simply a matter of having visual representation but more …

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  14. What we see through the scarcity lens

    Economics today faces intense criticism for its supposedly flawed foundations and empirical failings. A popular strategy used to rebut these criticisms is to more tightly circumscribe the explanatory aims of the subject. Economists are, on this view, only trying to describe a specific part of the …

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  15. Locating me in order to see you

    … This document, titled Locating Me in Order to See You, serves as an explication of the practical component. Initially I examine the broad context in which my sculpture has been produced, and that in which it will be presented and likely to be received. In attempting to position myself within …

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  16. Writing The see-through man: poetry and commentary

    'Writing The See-Through Man: Poetry and Commentary' is a Creative Writing thesis in two parts. The first part is a collection of poems called The See-Through Man, written specifically for this project. It comprises thirty short poems (of approximately one page in length) and one long poem, '1969' …

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  17. If My Drama Teacher Could See Me Now!

    Fisher, Stacey L., M.A., July 2007 Fine Arts Integrated Arts and Education Exploring Creativity in the Classroom Chairperson: Dorothy Morrison Children are naturally creative. Childhood is a time full of exploring, imagining, and creating. As children grow into adolescents the opportunities to …

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  18. If My Drama Teacher Could See Me Now!

    Fisher, Stacey L., M.A., July 2007 Fine Arts Integrated Arts and Education Exploring Creativity in the Classroom Chairperson: Dorothy Morrison Children are naturally creative. Childhood is a time full of exploring, imagining, and creating. As children grow into adolescents the opportunities to …

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