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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Viewing photographs"”.

  1. Common mechanisms for the representation of real, implied, and imagined visual motion

    … of the responses to mental imagery of motion and viewing photographs that depict motion. The results show that both imagining motion and inferring motion from pictures can cause direction-specific adaptation of perceptual motion mechanisms, thus producing a motion aftereffect when a subsequent …

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  2. The Effects of Picture Presentation on Male Body Shame and Muscle Dysmorphia

    … were randomly assigned to either view eight photographs of average men or eight photographs of muscular men. After viewing the photographs, the participants completed the Objectified Body Consciousness Scale and the Muscle Appearance Satisfaction Scale. Although there was a trend, results …

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  3. Credulous Spectatorship from Zeuxis to Barthes

    … photographers, such as Thomas Demand, whose photographs of constructed paper models encourage viewers to discover the nature of his interventions. His strategy resonates with a centuries-old strategy in trompe l'oeil painting, but now in the terms of photographic, rather than pictorial …

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  4. Paul R. Williams at Work in Photographs: Tarrying With Cites/Sights/Sites of Trouble

    … Mitchell have called for a new users’ manual for photographs, urging that theory finally wrest itself from the authoritative singular gaze of the patriarchal imperial photographer so that the plurality inherent within the ontology of viewing photographs be engaged. Azoulay cogently argues that the …

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