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Lawrence Erlbaum Associates Cerebral Hemispheres
2,341 wordsWhat life is like with prospagnosia? Damage to the brain can result in many different types of abnormal behavior depending on the extent and area of injury. One area of significance, visual agnosia, was a term coined by Sigmund Freud to describe the inability to merge singular visual impressions into a comprehensive pattern (Kolb & Whishaw, 1996). This effect was seen to occur despite the individual having undiminished fundamental perceptual competency in areas like acuity and brightness discrim...
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Black And White Give The Picture Blue
493 wordsThe piece that seemed to stick out at the Foster Gallery exhibit was La Family by Hulleah Tsinnahjhinnie. This artwork was a digital print done on a computer and is really quite extraordinary. I decided to choose color as my formal element, since there seemed to be a lot of colors in this piece, and I love the use of color. Color, especially when shown with black and white, seem to jump off of the paper. They are also like candy for your eyes. This print had two tones of blue: a tertiary color o...
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Call To Adventure Gawain And The Green Knight
3,110 wordsJoseph Campbell? s Monomyth and its Applications Jessi Langer? It has always been the prime function of mythology and rite to supply the symbols that carry the human spirit forward. ? This quote from Joseph Campbell? s book The Hero with a Thousand Faces exemplifies the idea that myths are our way of expressing universal truths common to every member of the human race. Not only do they contain startlingly similar symbols from one culture to the next, but they are all contained within a? basic, m...
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Snow Falling Camera Angles
1,727 wordsSteven Spielberg? s masterpiece? Schindler? s List? portrays the indifference and injustice associated with the Holocaust. Those events of guilt and suffering were so terrible in their scale and intensity that it was only suitable for a documentary style of interpretation. Spielberg? s strength to present a historically based event derived from the subtle way he approached to interpret it. It seems only natural that a film as powerful and disturbing as Schindler? s List emerged from Spielberg? s...
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