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Proceedings of the 18th ACM international conference on Multimedia, 2010
This work is about the remediation of one of Mark Rothko's Seagram murals through the composition of several online sources and additional digital rendering. Based on reproductions of Rothko's "Red on Maroon" found on the Internet, and using computer graphics compositing associated with moiré and specular lighting effects, "Encounter (Resonances ...
Hung, H., Jacquemin, C.
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This work is about the remediation of one of Mark Rothko's Seagram murals through the composition of several online sources and additional digital rendering. Based on reproductions of Rothko's "Red on Maroon" found on the Internet, and using computer graphics compositing associated with moiré and specular lighting effects, "Encounter (Resonances ...
Hung, H., Jacquemin, C.
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CHI '07 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2007
Our everyday lives are characterised by encounters, some are fleeting and ephemeral and others are more enduring and meaningful exchanges. Shared encounters are the glue of social networks and have a socializing effect in terms of mutual understanding, empathy, respect and thus tolerance towards others.
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Our everyday lives are characterised by encounters, some are fleeting and ephemeral and others are more enduring and meaningful exchanges. Shared encounters are the glue of social networks and have a socializing effect in terms of mutual understanding, empathy, respect and thus tolerance towards others.
Katharine S. Willis +3 more
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1977
Lisa Shulman's commentary (p 2149) is a pause or a time-out by a student (now Lisa Shulman, MD) in the midst of a demanding medical clerkship. As such, she shares with us a rare experience in clinical medicine. Caught up in the process of "doing," there is usually little energy or time left to pull back and integrate experience.
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Lisa Shulman's commentary (p 2149) is a pause or a time-out by a student (now Lisa Shulman, MD) in the midst of a demanding medical clerkship. As such, she shares with us a rare experience in clinical medicine. Caught up in the process of "doing," there is usually little energy or time left to pull back and integrate experience.
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The Encounter in Joyce's "An Encounter"
Twentieth Century Literature, 1989Just as Ernest Jones used ancient and Frenaissance works like Oedipus and Hamlet to validate the twentieth-cent Lry insights of Sigmund Freud, so also might Jones have used James Joyce's brilliant little short story, "An Encounter." For "An Encounter," although it was written before Joyce read Freud,' is, in its subtlest images, gestures, and speeches,
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The Possibilities of Encounter
2016Encounters, it seems, are everywhere and nowhere. The recent proliferation of work on encounters within Human Geography and across the social sciences demonstrates an emergent concern for engaging encounters as points of analytical interest. This chapter presents the recent work on urban encounters in context and highlights two important lineages of ...
Wilson, Helen F., Darling, Jonathan
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Encountering Surfaces, Encountering Spaces, Encountering Painting
2018Encounters are immanent to the event of art, whereby an artwork may be understood by way of the singularities, the differences in intensity, it generates. As an event, art expresses encounters between bodies, surfaces, affects, concepts and percepts. Thinking about artworks in these terms opens up the materiality of art, exposing more of its extensive ...
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Encounter with Neurophilosophy
Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 1992Neurophilosophy. Towards a Unified Science of the Mind/Brain. Patricia Smith Churchland, Cambridge Mass: MIT Press, 1986.
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Journal of Christian Nursing, 2012
Nurses have unique opportunities to reach beyond circumstances and into the hearts of patients. By being open and available, we show compassion in a way that fosters respect and trust. In this article, a Christian nurse relays a true experience of providing vital spiritual care to a man dying from necrotizing fasciitis.
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Nurses have unique opportunities to reach beyond circumstances and into the hearts of patients. By being open and available, we show compassion in a way that fosters respect and trust. In this article, a Christian nurse relays a true experience of providing vital spiritual care to a man dying from necrotizing fasciitis.
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