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“Yeah!” – Visuals, Technicals, Dialogues
2022This chapter focuses on the technical construction of Mr. Freedom. The relationship of director William Klein's visual approach and dialogue writing to the overall thematics of the film is discussed. This is then put into the context of the larger questions of the relationship of form and content in cinema.
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Dialogues mediated by technical objects: Interview with João Bento
Voz e Cena (Voice and Scene), 2022As a complement to the article Voices that do not have a Vozes que não têm boca mediadas por objetos técnicos em De Perto Uma Pedra a, written by Mayer and Lignelli, in the magazine Voz e Cena, in issue v. 2 2021, in which the sound aspects of the Portuguese show De Perto Uma Pedra were discussed, an interview was developed with the live sound capturer
Mayer, Guilherme, Lignelli, César
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Techne and Technical Communication: Toward a Dialogue
Technical Communication Quarterly, 2002The classical Greek discourse on techne has much to offer technical communication teachers concerned about the relationship between theory and practice, but this potential has not yet been realized. Plato's and Aristotle's discussions about the relationship between techne and rhetoric, for example, encompass questions about the rhetorical goals of the ...
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Technical Decision-Making with Higher Order Structure Data: Starting a New Dialogue
Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 2015Characterization of the higher order structure (HOS) of biological products has been growing in importance in recent years. Scientists in the biopharmaceutical industry, academic researchers, and regulators are all increasingly aware of the critical role that HOS plays in maintaining the stability and intended biological function of biopharmaceutical ...
John P, Gabrielson, William F, Weiss
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Diagnosis as Dialogue: Diagnostic Work in Calls to a Technical Support Helpline
2010The setting we describe in this chapter is Microsoft’s ‘technical support’ (telephone) call centre in Sydney, Australia, and the people we observe are call-taker ‘technicians’, talking with customers via telephone. For a charge of 42 Australian dollars (in 2002), callers throughout Australia and New Zealand can access the help-line and draw upon the ...
Firth A, Emmison M
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Invited Panel: A Dialogue on Socio- Technical Systems and Situation Awareness
2022 IEEE Conference on Cognitive and Computational Aspects of Situation Management (CogSIMA), 2022Jean Botev, Kirstie Bellman
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