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Showing 1 to 20 of 413 for “"Temporality"”.
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Modern Time: Photography and Temporality
… has a distinctive manner of representing temporality. Roland Barthes, for example, wrote that the photograph has a peculiar capacity to represent the past in the present, and thus to imply the passing of time in general. As a consequence, Barthes argued, all photographs speak of the …
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IN FLUX: Land, Photography and Temporality
… of works, titled In Flux; Land, Photography and Temporality accompanies this thesis as a PDF on the disc provided (appendix # 1). The research concludes that a consideration of time and space as durational and flowing can be interpreted through the stasis of photography. Through this the changing …
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Touching Time: Forms of Romantic Temporality
<p>The sense of touch has largely been neglected in the study of Romantic literature. While recent histories of the senses hold that sight and touch became disarticulated toward the end of the eighteenth century and the beginning of the nineteenth, these studies tend to emphasize the elevation of …
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Temporality in addiction and counselling psychology practice
… perspectives. Distinct changes were reported in temporality between pre and post measures of the addiction treatment intervention from both quantitative and qualitative perspectives. Associations were again made with more positive mental health at the post-‐treatment phase. The potential use and …
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Condition of Singularity: Viewer, Temporality and Otherness
Differences are an inescapable factor in the event of presentation. Rifts manifest themselves one after another between the object of presentation, the appearance of the presentation, the method of presentation, what/who presents it and to what/whom it is presented and so on. In fact it is a course …
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Perception of old towns, historicism, and temporality
… phenomenological means. Certain notions of temporality which impinge upon the perception of the old town are briefly touched upon. The social and cultural intentions with which architects seek inspiration in such towns are also touched upon to gain a greater understanding of the central …
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Timely/timeless : temporality and perpetuity in architecture
In modern consumer culture where history and tradition are mere footnotes to the insatiable obsession for instant gratification, much of today's architecture profession has maintained its philosophy around past glory and heroism. Many of us continue to approach architecture with the conviction for …
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Temporality, authorial intentions, and truth in video game fiction
… unique nature of games as a medium in terms of temporality and authorial intentions, asserting that these two factors determine truth differently in game fiction. Game scholars often argue that video game stories have other temporal properties than novels and films, that game stories take place …
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Time Machines: technology, temporality, and the Victorian social imaginary
Drawing on the conceptual framework developed by Charles Taylor in his A Secular Age (2007), this thesis seeks to recast the question of Victorian ‘secularization’ – a notion largely abandoned by historians. It does so by analysing the temporal dimension of three Victorian social imaginaries and …
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Transitional subjects: gender, race, and the politics of temporality
… more broadly. I argue not only that the role of temporality must be theorized in these debates, but also that these issues must be considered within a historical context in which temporality is deployed as a mechanism of power. I turn to critical race theory and postcolonial studies for examples …
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Discourse interpretation and the temporality of states and events
Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Linguistics and Philosophy, 1987.
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Heidegger, affectedness, and the question of the temporality of being
… it is a fundamental means through which the Temporality of Being might be disclosively unconcealed. That which is at stake in affectedness for Heidegger, then, is nothing less than the Temporality of Being itself. Yet, despite being of such integral importance to Heidegger’s overarching …
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Art and Architecture in Neolithic Orkney: Process, Temporality and Context
… and carvings emerge though process, and how the temporality of the working, decoration and appreciation of particular stones relates to the wider context of art and architecture in Neolithic Orkney.
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Bergson's Aristotelian Theory of Duration and the History of Temporality
… Aristotle and Bergson. Bergson, whose writing on temporality was popular just before the publication of Being and Time, has a theory of temporality, which he calls duration, which is heavily influenced by Aristotle's theory. The primary figure that influences the history of the concept of time, …
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Duration, Temporality and Self: Prospects for the Future of Bergsonism
… examining various aspects of selfhood and its temporality. Chapter 9 deals with the problem of discontinuity within duration that emerges in chapters 7 and 8. Discontinuity comes through in various gaps and leaps involved in the existence of an individual consciousness and in the universal …
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