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The Man without a Country: British Imperial Nostalgia in Ferry to Hong Kong (1959)
On New Year’s Eve 1959, Ferry to Hong Kong was screened at the Lee Theatre and the Astor in Hong Kong. Produced by Rank as its first CinemaScope feature, the big-budget movie tells the real-life tale of Steven Ragan (he was also known as Michael Patrick ...
Kenny K.K. Ng
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Imagining Cooperation: Cold War Aesthetics for a Hot Planet
What does cooperation between rival superpowers look like? Do global issues have the capacity to rise above the geopolitics of the day and trigger alignment between rival powers?
Marina Kaneti
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To Whom Have We Been Talking? Naeem Mohaiemen’s Fabulation of a People-to-Come
This essay considers Naeem Mohaiemen’s three-channel video installation Two Meetings and a Funeral (2017) and performance-lecture The Shortest Speech (2019/2021) in order to expand the frameworks through which the Cold War might be understood from our ...
Noit Banai
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Story, Storyteller, and Storytelling [PDF]
Nothing has had so much impact on our daily lives in the past two decades as the revolution in technologies of communication. Across the resulting debate in industry and academia the notion of ‘storytelling’ has come into prominence. It is a term in need of conceptual placement and theoretical framing.
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HIP-Storytelling: Hand Interactive Projection for Storytelling [PDF]
We have created an interactive storytelling system for public spaces that is collaborative, easy and entertaining to use, and allows for a natural interaction. The system consists of a table, a ceiling mounted projector that projects onto the table, and a 3D camera for tracking hands and for object recognition.
Narciso Melo +3 more
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What makes an entrepreneur unique? – If he succeeds in communicating his entrepreneurial idea and vision clearly, authentically and linguistically comprehensive against the background of his “purpose”.
Bischof, Nicole, Borghoff, Birgitta
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This review offers a brief analysis of Light the Night (2021), including its background, plot, and characters. It also discusses the history of Taiwanese drama and the collaboration between Netflix and Taiwanese talents in the TV industry.
Shuwen Yang
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Hidden Inequities in Peer Review: Integrating Geographic, Ethnic, and Linguistic Bias
Peer review is often portrayed as the foundation of fairness in science, yet growing evidence reveals hidden inequities that undermine this ideal. Beyond geographic and ethnic disparities (where same-country reviewers, limited reviewer diversity, and ...
Maria Machado
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This paper aims to explore the approaches that designers take when storytelling. Design artefacts, such as sketches, models, storyboards and multimedia presentations, are often described in terms of stories.
Parkinson, David, Bohemia, Erik
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Multimodal Engagement Assessment in Children During Invented Story Paradigm With a Social Robot
A multimodal framework is proposed to assess children's engagement during storytelling interactions with a social robot. Gaze, physiological, and behavioral data are combined and validated against observer ratings. An automated gaze‐labeling strategy is introduced, and supervised classifiers achieve high accuracy. The study supports scalable engagement
Laura Fiorini +7 more
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