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Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Interaction Sciences: Information Technology, Culture and Human, 2009
The computer has become an essential tool for collaboration between remote users and group work. But, for different reasons, current systems do not take advantage of all the possibilities of current computers and user interfaces for creating a more efficient, natural and enjoyable working environment. We are developing a system, Legible +, which try to
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The computer has become an essential tool for collaboration between remote users and group work. But, for different reasons, current systems do not take advantage of all the possibilities of current computers and user interfaces for creating a more efficient, natural and enjoyable working environment. We are developing a system, Legible +, which try to
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2022
This chapter takes us to the other side of the bench to reveal a little-told, dimension of Patrick Pearse’s life and times. Forever crystallised in history as the revolutionary lawbreaker, this essay casts light on Pearse’s short-lived career as a barrister. In particular, it covers the case of McBride v.
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This chapter takes us to the other side of the bench to reveal a little-told, dimension of Patrick Pearse’s life and times. Forever crystallised in history as the revolutionary lawbreaker, this essay casts light on Pearse’s short-lived career as a barrister. In particular, it covers the case of McBride v.
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2022
This chapter looks at several of the plays of the central nineteenth-century dramatist Dion Boucicault through a critical frame that reads theatrical as a performative space in which the stage becomes a kind of ‘moral courtroom’. With a particular focus on questions of abjection and transgression, this essay examines the manner in which the ...
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This chapter looks at several of the plays of the central nineteenth-century dramatist Dion Boucicault through a critical frame that reads theatrical as a performative space in which the stage becomes a kind of ‘moral courtroom’. With a particular focus on questions of abjection and transgression, this essay examines the manner in which the ...
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Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Human Computer Interaction with Mobile Devices and Services, 2011
In recent years, digital notebooks have been replacing traditional paper-based notebooks with the development of handwriting input devices. Currently, we can access digital notebooks in various devices, including mobile devices. When we use such mobile devices, however, their limited screen size results in difficulty in understanding the summary of ...
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In recent years, digital notebooks have been replacing traditional paper-based notebooks with the development of handwriting input devices. Currently, we can access digital notebooks in various devices, including mobile devices. When we use such mobile devices, however, their limited screen size results in difficulty in understanding the summary of ...
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Reposition
PhD project: As Resistance, as Relationship, and Towards the Relational, Supervisors: Ruth Anderwald + Leonhard Grond Envelope is a publication of the PhD in Art programme at the University of Applied Arts ...
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PhD project: As Resistance, as Relationship, and Towards the Relational, Supervisors: Ruth Anderwald + Leonhard Grond Envelope is a publication of the PhD in Art programme at the University of Applied Arts ...
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2022
Abstract Recognition is the first of the three levels of engagement in the model of character engagement, and describes the most basic and fundamental relationship we can form with a character—which is to say, the very act of perceiving a character as a character.
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Abstract Recognition is the first of the three levels of engagement in the model of character engagement, and describes the most basic and fundamental relationship we can form with a character—which is to say, the very act of perceiving a character as a character.
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