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Reversing arrows: Duality

2021

What do you get reversing all arrows? The drawing ‘Duality’ is an homage to mirrors, classical art themes, and abstract mathematics.I’m looking for beauty in the arts and beauty in science. It’s a ...

Visual Arts and Performing ArtsGeneral Mathematicsmedia_common.quotation_subjectPhilosophyMathematics::History and OverviewmirroringDuality (optimization)structuresComputer Graphics and Computer-Aided DesignThe artssurrealismTheoretical physicsComputer Science::GraphicsBeautyReversingSymmetry (geometry)Category theoryCategory theorysymmetrymedia_commonMirroringJournal of Mathematics and the Arts
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L’ADULTO COME SPECCHIO. MODALITÀ COMUNICATIVE E APPRENDIMENTO

2021

Numerose ricerche sull’infanzia condotte a partire dal secolo scorso, hanno mostrato come i bambini, fin dai primi mesi di vita, siano attivi e propositivi nella interazione con gli altri esseri umani. In una prospettiva educativa, di promozione dei processi di apprendimento e di sostegno alla costruzione di una immagine di sé positiva e fiduciosa nelle proprie potenzialità, sono di grande importanza le modalità comunicative e relazionali degli adulti significativi. A tali modalità farò riferimento nel mio contributo, soffermandomi sul rispecchiamento verbale e non verbale, nelle sue diverse forme, approfondendone le ragioni teoriche e metodologiche e riflettendo su come possa attuarsi una …

corpo e linguaggiodevelopment and learningbody and languageverbal and non-verbal mirroringsviluppo e apprendimentoAdult-child relationshiprispecchiamento verbale e non verbale.Relazione adulto-bambinomodalità comunicative in ambito educativoSettore M-PED/01 - Pedagogia Generale E Socialecommunication methods in the educational field
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Coordinated Interpersonal Behaviour in Collective Dance Improvisation: The Aesthetics of Kinaesthetic Togetherness

2018

International audience; Collective dance improvisation (e.g., traditional and social dancing, contact improvisation) is a participatory, relational and embodied art form which eschews standard concepts in aesthetics. We present our ongoing research into the mechanisms underlying the lived experience of "togetherness" associated with such practices. Togetherness in collective dance improvisation is kinaesthetic (based on movement and its perception), and so can be simultaneously addressed from the perspective of the performers and the spectators, and be measured. We utilise these multiple levels of description: the first-person, phenomenological level of personal experiences, the third-perso…

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Bodily Flashes of Dancing Women: Dance as a Method of Inquiry

2003

In May 1997 I was in Nicaragua researching a dance ritual known as May Pole. The act of dancing itself became a method of inquiry in my research process. This article concentrates on the interaction of two dancing women, Evelyn and me. My dance experience has acquired different interpretations in relation to time and context as I have reflected on it. I also enrich this experience with other dance experiences to explore my dancing body in its different forms. This hermeneutical starting point creates the conditions for trusting my instrument, my body, as a source of bodily knowledge.

DancePoint (typography)05 social sciences050401 social sciences methods050301 educationContext (language use)Research process0504 sociologyAestheticsAnthropologySociologyRelation (history of concept)0503 educationSocial psychologySocial Sciences (miscellaneous)MirroringQualitative Inquiry
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The Modifying Mirror

2023

Abstract This chapter compares music listening with the infant’s experience of care. Several scholars have argued that music can be used for scaffolding one’s self-experience. Developmental psychologists, in turn, maintain a wide consensus over the claim that, in early interaction, the attuned caregiver supports and modifies the infant’s self-experience in various ways. The chapter brings these phenomena together, illustrating how the examination of the early self/other relation can teach us something important concerning the listener/music relation. The first section elaborates on the scaffolding function of music and clarifies two ambiguities haunting the debate. The second section reloca…

early interactionmirroring functionaffective scaffoldingfenomenologiamusiikkiaffect attunementthanatic functionkiintymyssuhdevanhempi-lapsisuhdevarhaislapsuusinfant and caregiverregulative functionitsesäätely (psykologia)tunteetmusic listeningaffect regulationvitality forms
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Knowledge Representation in Travelling Texts:from Mirroring to Missing the Point

2014

<p><em>Today, information travels fast. Texts travel, too. In a corporate context, the question is how to manage which knowledge elements should travel to a new language area or market and in which form? The decision to let knowledge elements travel or not travel highly depends on the limitation and the purpose of the text in a new context as well as on predefined parameters for text travel. For texts used in marketing and in technology, the question is whether culture-bound knowledge elements should be domesticated or kept as foreign elements, or should be mirrored or moulded—or should not travel at all! When should semantic and pragmatic elements in a text be replaced and by w…

Knowledge representation and reasoningmirroringfunctionalismContext (language use)adaptationSemanticsreplacementcommunicative eventdomesticationSemioticscreationsemanticstext travelCommunicationbusiness.industryremovalLatvianPragmaticsmouldinglanguage.human_languageLinguisticsConstructed languageforeignizationsemioticsKnowledge representationmarketing-culturallanguagetechnical-culturalbusinessPsychologytechnico-culturalstrategypragmaticsMirroring
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Postural and gestural synchronization, sequential imitation, and mirroring predict perceived coupling of dancing dyads

2023

Body movement is a primary nonverbal communication channel in humans. Coordinated social behaviors, such as dancing together, encourage multifarious rhythmic and interpersonally coupled movements from which observers can extract socially and contextually relevant information. The investigation of relations between visual social perception and kinematic motor coupling is important for social cognition. Perceived coupling of dyads spontaneously dancing to pop music has been shown to be highly driven by the degree of frontal orientation between dancers. The perceptual salience of other aspects, including postural congruence, movement frequencies, time-delayed relations, and horizontal mirrorin…

peilausvuorovaikutusCognitive NeurosciencetanssientrainmentmirroringExperimental and Cognitive Psychologyliikesosiaalinen vuorovaikutustime-frequency analysistime-delayanalysisfull-body couplingArtificial Intelligencetanssijatconvex envelopeasennot (ruumiinasennot)
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Le genre est-il un paradoxe? La transgression générique dans « 53 jours » de Georges Perec

2009

The Oulipian genre is characterized by the transgression of the canonical hierarchy of genres, imposing a set of constraints and writing techniques as the principles for the organization of the literary space. This hybrid generic "form", designated with the neologism "Oulipogenre", which subverts the traditional notion of genre. The Oulipogenre establishes a horizon of kinetic suspension, depriving the reader of identification and decodification of the genre. Founded on interpretative instability, George Perec's «53 jours» necessitates the acceptance of destabilization, of the cognitive "aberration" of the text. Le « genre » oulipien se signale par la transgression de la hiérarchisation can…

Settore L-LIN/03 - Letteratura FranceseTransgression constraints Perec detective story mirroring
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The Latent Factors Behind the Urban Travel Behaviour

2014

Abstract This research aims to explore the impact of latent variables, mirroring the users’ preferences, on the individual decision making process regarding the mode of transport. The paper describes the first results of an ongoing research activity, which derives from a pilot study carried out in Palermo. The authors have administered to a sample of travellers a questionnaire and they simulated the mode choice behaviour referring to the random utility theory. Then the transport demand over the entire area of Palermo has been studied in order to design the cordon pricing scenario with the application of an additional cost on private car dedicated to a selected area of the historic centre of…

latent variablesOperations researchbusiness.industrylatent variables mode choice stated preference cordon pricing.Sample (statistics)Latent variablemode choiceSettore ICAR/05 - TrasportiOrder (exchange)Public transportEconomicsGeneral Materials ScienceRoad pricingcordon pricingDecision-makingMarketingbusinessMode choicestated preferenceMirroringProcedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences
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Applications of Virtualization in Systems Design

2012

internet streamingQEMUasynchronous mirroringvirtualisointiLLVMcloud computingtrusted computingsysteemityötietotekniikkavirtualizationKVMstorage virtualization
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