The Spectator
Encounters with the spatial. The relationship of the spectator to him/herself and as somehow the subject of the artwork
... The position of the spectator vis a vis the artist's work is different here. Graham cannot determine what we see here and ^therefore has a more passive role as the artist dpés. The mirror provides an ambivalent ...
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The Spectator in the Picture
... the spectator is fully aware that peculiarities of her person or time can only obstruct her in that goal, she will set aside those of her features which are likely to be thus ...internal spectator as the ...
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The poet and the spectator: Arendt’s conceptualization of publicness and judgment in context.
... the spectator and the disinterestedness of ...the spectator along with a certain taste and preoccupation for the human-made artifacts and the grounding for a space of ...
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Render me naked : the painted self and the spectator
... The formal objectives - to develop approaches for the picturing of the female naked body - are confirmed by the use of shallow and ambiguous pictorial space, which locates the subject at[r] ...
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Desiring from a Distance: Cinematic Theatricality and South Korea’s Cold War Gaze in Madame Freedom (1956)
... the spectator of the jouissance of ...the spectator sees the ideological and visual mechanism of mid-1950s South Korea attempting to place the individual body and desire under ...the spectator to be ...
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Is Fairness in the Eye of the Beholder? An Impartial Spectator Analysis of Justice
... impartial spectator as one who exists contemporaneously, is present in real people, is informed of the relevant circumstances, embraces a common value system and whose judgments do not necessarily (and, in Smith’s ...
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Measuring Spectator -Based Brand Equity In Turkish Professional Soccer Clubs
... Yılmaz, 2013; Kimpakon and Tocquer, 2010; Keller,2003; Park and Srinivasan, 1994). The brand equity concept can be defined as strong brand title (name) and symbol makes a positive impressions in consumer’s mind that put ...
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Sincerity and the moral reanalysis of politeness in late modern English: Semantic change and contingent polysemy
... inclination, may be only to make trial of my natural disposition. Though he may choose to live in the highest ton, he may secretly wish his wife a more retired turn. How then shall I act? I do every thing with a cheerful ...
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Intelligent Interactive Multimedia by Converging the Intention of Spectator and Multimedia Creator
... In this research, we presented the momentous enhancement of current HCI framework by implementing the intention converging stage. Several methods are proposed to achieve intelligent interactive multimedia by converging ...
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The diagrammatic spectator
... the spectator is therefore presented with a problematic informational ...the spectator because it brings the two roles of consuming and communicating into ...the spectator to experience information ...
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Ways of spectating: unravelling spectator participation in Kinect play
... This leads to our final point about the ‘authority’ of spectating. Doing spectating provides participants with rights, and sometimes obligations, to instruct, assess, compliment, critique, etc. the players and their ...
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Net Ionic Equations
... the spectator ions. Spectator ions do just that; they “spectate” as opposed to participate in a chemical ...reaction. Spectator ions must be present initially for the reaction to occur because ...
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Electron–deuteron DIS with spectator tagging at EIC: Development of theoretical framework
... FSI arise from the interactions of the spectator with the DIS final state produced by the active nucleon (see Fig. 1c). While they do not change the total (untagged) DIS cross section on the deuteron, such ...
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Interactive Installations for Spatial Access to Artistic Sketchbooks
... As an example of animated pages, we included so- called topological drawings [8], that are drawings never shown in full to the spectator, but with only a small part visible at a time through a moving peephole. ...
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Interiors from the mind : pictorial illusionism within painting
... By employing digital imaging technology to construct architectural spaces, and by considering visual theories that can locate the perception of images within the body of the spectator, t[r] ...
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Measuring attendance: issues and implications for estimating the impact of free to view sports events
... The 480,000 baseline estimate was adjusted using information derived from the spectator survey. Eight hundred and fifty five spectator surveys were administered at a series of ‘honey spot' locations along ...
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Determination of geometry of heavy ion collisions with forward hadron calorimeter (FHCal) at MPD/NICA
... The spectator deflection is experimentally ...about spectator deflection in the reaction ...the spectator plane is called the event plane angle, Ψ EP ...
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Improved Simultaneous Estimation of Location and System Reliability via Shrinkage Ideas
... constructed idea of what it means to be a woman. The theatre that I had been watching was propagating absolute gender stereotypes. Woman’s relationship to play scripts was often determined by her relationship to the male ...
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Emotion, cognition and spectator response to the plays of Shakespeare.
... a spectator may apply different moral standards to characters in fiction than they do to people in reality; they may be happy to cheer on a stage revenger while simultaneously believing that in real life revenge ...
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Spectator Attendance Strategies: A Best Practices Examination of MLS Expansion Franchises
... success, it is imperative that MLS franchises use different methods and strategies in an attempt to increase attendance. The MLS has built a foundation based on a combination of aspects from successful European soccer ...
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