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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"deja vu"”.

  1. Sitting in a Stranger’s Bathtub

    … poems seek to represent the horrible pang of deja vu that proves the existence of alternate happenings, and also justify deja vu as a sensation intended to fill the fragments of memory. In keeping with the tradition of the Confessional movement, these poems aim toward honesty, toward revealing …

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  2. Ludgate Circus: St. Paul's AS prospect

    … a drizzly gray afternoon bring a keen sense of deja vu, o spasm of Anglophilia, to one who grew up in the Pacific Northwest of the United States? Perhaps it is the similar climate. Perhaps The City is perceived as ”achieved” rather than ”provided”. Perhaps the durable materials of The City act …

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  3. Charles Sanders Peirce, the Extraordinary Moment, and Musical Affect

    … as musical affect, the quality of email, and deja vu. The differences of artistic practice can be fruitfully analyzed using two concepts derived from the semiotic categories, and from the consideration that sign types as previously considered showed little concern for the effects of semiotic …

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  4. Using natural language processing to characterize the phenomenology of déjà vu

    … psychologists began empirically studying déjà vu—the odd sensation that one is re-experiencing something from the past while being certain of the situation's novelty. Prior work, investigating déjà vu's subjective phenomenology by soliciting retrospective reports in a survey, uncovered déjà vu

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