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Showing 1 to 20 of 30 for “"Sensorium"”.
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The underworld : sub-urban sensorium
… the person the underground public space offers a sensorium to explore, not a labyrinth to merely follow. This proposal allows for different experiential conditions not found typically at grade, through manipulations of the perception of light, sound, materiality and depth. In working within the …
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Sensorium: The Sum of Perception
We live in a world full of stimuli. We can see, smell, feel, taste and hear because stimuli surrounds us. However, when we are conceived in the womb of our mothers we are formed with no senses. During that time we are totally isolated from our environment. Interestingly enough senses start to …
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Beyond orality and literacy : reclaiming the sensorium for composition studies
… that understanding “noetic economy” and “sensorium” not only clarifies Ong’s work, but also offers tools for transforming pedagogy, understanding literacies, and advancing historical understandings. Ong’s work is an enactment of scholarship within the sensorium. That enactment was somewhat …
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„Wenn es nur Verehrung wäre…“. Modelle der Interaktion von LehrerInnen und SchülerInnen in literarischen und schulpädagogischen Texten der Gegenwart
… Schulpädagogik kann in literarischen Texten ein Sensorium für Themen und Probleme entdecken, denen sie sich alleine nicht oder erst verspätet zu stellen vermag.
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Aesthetic Redemption: Psychedelia, Film, and Walter Benjamin’s Sensory Revolution
… believes lead to an erosion of the human sensorium and the destruction of human nature. As such, we explore Benjamin’s revolutionary aesthetic theory which seeks the reversal of these erosive capitalist forces and the redemption of the human sensory system. It is through this aesthetic …
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Revisiting the future
… posed to painting and artistic practice by the sensorium and the Futurist painters' ideas.
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Seeing the Screen: A History of Electrified Visuality
… optoelectronic enclosure of the human sensorium.
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Sonic Hypermirror: Attuning to Hyperobjects
… streams. It is an experiment to build a data sensorium where the listeners enter into, inhabit, and learn from. Through the thesis, I propose the system of data representation that is continuous, non-referential, and exploratory; and revisit the affordances of architectural space as a data …
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Recovering a Classically Oral Homiletic
… became increasingly conditioned by the literate sensorium and lost many of their oral psychodynamics. Character, wisdom, dialogue, memory, responsiveness, and flexibility were exchanged for private preparation, literate structuring, and literary delivery. Sermons became disembodied, existing more …
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Tessituras Abertas : pessimistic, yet persistent in other possible imaginaries
… possible lever, through the experience of the sensorium, for the possibility of autonomy, I will argue that the forms of visibility and discourses that define art, especially as an institution, from the perspective of art's political operativity, get blurred. Concomitantly, I examine recent …
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An Ethics of Light: The Affective Turn of Contemporary Practices
… an embodied experience of light, focusing on the sensorium of these practices. This study draws on affect theories and feminist ethics, specifically on the ethical thinking about light by Luce Irigaray and Karen Barad, to examine the agency of light in relation to practices and experience. In so …
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Things made strange : de︠st︡abilizing habitual perception
… between humans and technology challenges the sensorium: illusion and reality seem to co-exi︠st︡, space and time become compressed, and human relationships transmute into constant digital conne︠ct︡ctions. This intimate yet tenuous bond with technology can automize perceptual processes, leading …
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Structures of the Sensible: Smelling and Tasting the Text after World War I
… challenged the familiar structures of the human sensorium: the global aftershocks of the war and the mass production of new technologies of perception produced countless new sensations. The rise of synthetic chemistry exposed the nose and tongue to artificial flavors and odors, constructing smell …
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August Endell's Construction of Feeling
… in the functioning of the human brain and sensorium, in the absence of scientific proof, seemed condemned to remain hypothetical. To re-examine his work today, when neuroscience is giving us an entirely new picture of the brain, is to recover an important chapter in the pre-history of …
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Composing Care: The Aesthetics and Politics of Music Therapy in the Clinic
… intervening in what I describe as the clinical sensorium—the dominant structuring of sensory modes of attention that shape what is sensible in the clinic—music therapists disrupt the stultifying anaesthetic, or numbing, qualities of the clinic by reconfiguring clinical attunements, composing …
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Totality of the circumstances: Factors affecting competence to waive Miranda rights.
… and social relevance of odors and the olfactory sensorium changed throughout different periods of history?; (2) How have those in the lineage of eminent sociological thinkers addressed the phenomenon of human olfaction during these periods?; and (3) What is the process by which aromatic stimuli …
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Social emanations: Toward a sociology of human olfaction.
… and social relevance of odors and the olfactory sensorium changed throughout different periods of history?; (2) How have those in the lineage of eminent sociological thinkers addressed the phenomenon of human olfaction during these periods?; and (3) What is the process by which aromatic stimuli …
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La Villa de las Tres Cuturas: A Study of a New Tourist Festival in Frigiliana, al-Ándalus
… and legends. The festival constructs a medieval sensorium through which the body encounters lost histories. Thus, the festival moves beyond symbolic constructions and creates a space where the internal organs of the body validate a recent notion of local identity, tradition and culture. The …
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Women, tactility and consumption : middle-class female sensory participation in Victorian shopping environments
… and how these affected the development of the sensorium. Following on from this, the study analyses how those habits of touch were used when shopping. This involved assessments of fabric quality, the marketing of ‘hygienic’ clothing on the basis of its relationship to the skin and the ways in …
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