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Scientific American, 2013
An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue including "Brain Cells for Grandmother," by Rodrigo Quian Quiroga, Itzhak Fried, and Christof Koch, "Secrets of Primitive Meteorites," by Alan E. Rubin, and the results of the "Global Risks Reports." INSET: Innovation at Work.
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An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various reports within the issue including "Brain Cells for Grandmother," by Rodrigo Quian Quiroga, Itzhak Fried, and Christof Koch, "Secrets of Primitive Meteorites," by Alan E. Rubin, and the results of the "Global Risks Reports." INSET: Innovation at Work.
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Francis Bacon on the Motions of the Mind
2016This chapter is an inquiry into the place of the mind and its motions in Francis Bacon’s ontology and in his map of the disciplines. A strong tendency in Baconian scholarship is to suggest that Bacon made the move of attributing the faculties of the mind to the corporeal soul (the spiritus) of man.
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Introduction: the motions of the mind
Netherlands Yearbook for History of Art / Nederlands Kunsthistorisch Jaarboek, 2010Roodenburg, H.W., Dickey, S.
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The American Mind and the Motion Picture
The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1947T HE state of the American public mind today is one that should cause grave concern to every thinking citizen. So many influences are pulling us in so many directions that our progress as a great emerging democratic culture may be seriously interrupted. We need to stop and have a look at ourselves. What is wrong with us? How did we get this way?
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2019
This chapter explores David Lynch's Dune as one of science fiction's strangest outliers. It examines Dune 's impressive cast, the lurid set designs, and the spiralling dialogue exchanges.
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This chapter explores David Lynch's Dune as one of science fiction's strangest outliers. It examines Dune 's impressive cast, the lurid set designs, and the spiralling dialogue exchanges.
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Metaphictivity of the Mind in Motion
2007This paper addresses the topic of metaphorical motion and to provide an analysis of metaphorical motion events couched in the theoretical frameworks of Conceptual Metaphor and Fictivity. More specifically, the focus will be placed upon the metaphorical extension of translational motion verbs in their combinatorial semantics with nouns referring to ...
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