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Showing 1 to 20 of 633 for “"inhabit"”.
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other ways to inhabit the world | other ways of being with
… alternative ways in which to perceive and inhabit our shared and overlapping lifeworlds; other ways to inhabit the world | other ways of being with re-presents the projects I have undertaken with this objective in mind over the past two years. I contextualize my position within contemporary …
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Transformation of closed form : design projection to "inhabit" cylindrical grain containers
This thesis proposes the direct building of physical-spatial continuities with a generous range of sizes, from site size down to human size, producing an environment of multi-optional use. The work is partially reaction to certain modem tendencies in architecture that reduce the built landscape to …
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Echoes Inhabit the Garden: The Music of Poetry and Place in T.S. Eliot
This paper proposes a close reading of T.S. Eliot’s poetry, drama, and criticism as an examination of the way his complex orientation to place was reflected in his critical writings and his process of poetic composition. It aims to situate him in recent critical debates in modernist studies …
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Contribuição ao estudo do gênero Mastophora Holmberg, 1876 na América do Sul (Aranea, Argiopidae)
… of the genus Mastophora Holmberg, 1876 which inhabit South America is presented. The material examined belongs to the following Research Institutions: Museu Nacional, Rio de Janeiro. Instituto Butantan, São Paulo. Museu de Zoologia da Universidade de são Paulo. Museu de Ciencias Naturais …
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Inhabiting the Drawing
To inhabit a space is to be within that space. The interiority of a room places emphasis on inhabitation. By inhabiting a room, one perceives the phenomenal qualities of that room. To inhabit a drawing is to do so imaginatively rather than perceptively. Perspective drawings can shape imagination by …
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Collections: Essays & Prose Poems
… inheritance, the West, the spaces we choose to inhabit, and the ones that come to us.
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Collections: Essays & Prose Poems
… inheritance, the West, the spaces we choose to inhabit, and the ones that come to us.
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Territory and Tradition: The Ethnohistory of The Paez of Tierradentro, Colombia
… group with a population of approximately 80,000, inhabit the Central Cordillera of the southern Colombian Andes. Historically, they originally lived in Tierradentro, on the eastern slopes of the range.
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Dark Houses: Navigating Space and Negotiating Silence in the Novels of Faulkner, Warren and Morrison
… in Southern Literature. Many characters who inhabit the worlds of Southern stories also inhabit houses that, like the House of Usher, are built on the faulty foundation of an ideological system that divides the world into inside(r)/outside(r) and along numerous other binary lines. The task of …
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Generative Space: Embodiment And Identity At The Margins On The Early Modern Stage
… are contingent upon the marginal spaces they inhabit. Such spaces are also shaped by physical and sensual interactions between the characters: sights, sounds, and smells move through these spaces in profoundly material ways that connect onlookers to the objects of their gazes or speakers to …
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The Seeker Loves the Burden
… is driven by a strong concern for the places we inhabit, a love of sensory experience, imagery, and description, and an ear for the music of language, often experimenting with words to heighten the psychosomatic experience of their sonic qualities.
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The Seeker Loves the Burden
… is driven by a strong concern for the places we inhabit, a love of sensory experience, imagery, and description, and an ear for the music of language, often experimenting with words to heighten the psychosomatic experience of their sonic qualities.
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House in Cuba: A dialog with the place
… nurture my inquiries? How does my intuition inhabit the place? Then, when one's own existence becomes evident, one meets the place.
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Behavioral Response to UVB Differs in Subalpine Populations of Daphnia Melanica
… </em>are a genus of freshwater zooplankton that inhabit ponds and lakes. They are commonly used as a model organism because they can reproduce clonally and are considered a foundation species in pond ecosystems. <em>Daphnia melanica</em> that inhabit the subalpine ponds of the Olympic National …
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Popular Culture and the Boundaries of Pedagogy: Constructing Selves and Social Relations at a Local Community Center
… cultural, and material worlds these young people inhabit. Such continuities and discontinuities must be understood in greater detail if theorists and researchers are to help forge institutions, policies, and curricula most relevant to the lives of the young.
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Indoor Human Sensing for Human Building Interaction
We inhabit space. This means our deepest mental and emotional understanding of the world is tied intimately to our experiences as we perceive them in a physical context. Just like a book or film may induce a sense of presence, so too may our modern sensor drenched infrastructures and mobile …
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'Becoming' and overcoming : girls’ changing bodies and toilets in Zwelihle, Hermanus
… theoretical lens through which to view how girls inhabit spaces in Zwelihle and adjacent areas, and how they inhabit their bodies; and it provides a means for an analysis that recognises the potential for girls and women to overcome imposed expectations that may appear to be simple realities.
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Body of Work
… between humans and the environments we inhabit.
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Computing Cultures: Information Technologies and Narratives of Self
… construct the possible subject positions we can inhabit at the close of the mechanical age. I argue that we need to challenge traditional narratives of self by encouraging collaborative inquiry aided by technologies.
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Creating Life in an Urban Space
… between the architecture and the people which inhabit that architecture.
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