Goldstone, Robert L., Gentner, Dedre, Medin, Douglas L. · 1989
The aim of the current work is to incorporate structural information in judgments of similarity. According to the assumption of feature independence, how one feature affects similarity is independent of the values of the other features present. We present three violations of this assumption, all arising from the influence of relations between features and of relations between relations. A shared relation is more important for similarity judgments if it cooccurs with (A) relations that augment the first relation by "pointing in the same direction ' as the first relation, (B) relations which are themselves salient, and (C) salient relations that involve the same objects as the first relation. We interpret these results as suggesting that relations do not have separately determined weights or saliences; the weight of a relation depends the relational structure in which it exists. Relations influence each other by creating higherorder relational structures, and also by affecting prncessing.
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G. B. Keene · Analysis · 1964
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Graeve, Michael · Figshare · 2024
RESEARCH BACKGROUND Graeve works across painting and sound disciplines to investigate the experience of the interaction between painting and music. The media do not interact to form a seamless whole and he explores methods of extending the frameworks for their creation and reading. He questions what happens when these media overlap and interrogates the irreconcilable relationship between visual and acoustical phenomena. RESEARCH CONTRIBUTION This installation challenges the viewer visually and aurally with its fusion of colour and sound. It creates a distorted spatial awareness that extends beyond a simple synesthetic blending of sensory experience. Collapsing meaningful distinctions and investigating 'relations and un-relations, Graeve' engages the audience in a multimodal sensory experience and broadens our understanding of the role sound plays in art. It also problematized the illustrative nature of painting and music relationships inherent in much visual music. RESEARCH SIGNIFICANCE Graeve was one of three contemporary artists selected for this exhibition, a prestigious survey of historical Australian work in abstract painting and music. A catalogue accompanied the exhibition and Graeve is included in the curatorial essays as a pioneer of abstraction alongside artists Yvonne Audette, Ludwig Hirschfeld Mack, Roger Kemp, Donald Laycock and Roy de Maistre.
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Graeve, Michael · RMIT · 2024
RESEARCH BACKGROUND Graeve works across painting and sound disciplines to investigate the experience of the interaction between painting and music. The media do not interact to form a seamless whole and he explores methods of extending the frameworks for their creation and reading. He questions what happens when these media overlap and interrogates the irreconcilable relationship between visual and acoustical phenomena. RESEARCH CONTRIBUTION This installation challenges the viewer visually and aurally with its fusion of colour and sound. It creates a distorted spatial awareness that extends beyond a simple synesthetic blending of sensory experience. Collapsing meaningful distinctions and investigating 'relations and un-relations, Graeve' engages the audience in a multimodal sensory experience and broadens our understanding of the role sound plays in art. It also problematized the illustrative nature of painting and music relationships inherent in much visual music. RESEARCH SIGNIFICANCE Graeve was one of three contemporary artists selected for this exhibition, a prestigious survey of historical Australian work in abstract painting and music. A catalogue accompanied the exhibition and Graeve is included in the curatorial essays as a pioneer of abstraction alongside artists Yvonne Audette, Ludwig Hirschfeld Mack, Roger Kemp, Donald Laycock and Roy de Maistre.
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Blaise Bachofen · HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) · 2019
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Industrias Culturais (Universidade de Coimbra) · 2020
CFHSS) 2021 Congress.This year's theme is " Northern Relations ."Congress 2021 is organized this year in partnership with the University of Alberta in Edmonton.We call for papers that explore and extend this theme and/or contribute to the range and depth of communications, media-culture, and digital technology scholarship in Canada, and internationally.
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International Political Science Abstracts · 2008
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Daniel Silver, Monica Lee · Sociological Theory · 2012
This article contributes to an ongoing theoretical effort to extend the insights of relational and network sociology into adjacent domains. We integrate Simmel’s late theory of the relational self into the formal analysis of social relations, generating a framework for theorizing forms of association among self-relating individuals. On this model, every “node” in an interaction has relations not only to others but also to itself, specifically between its ideality and its actuality. We go on to integrate this self-relation into a formal model of social relations. This model provides a way to describe configurations of social interactions defined by the forms according to which social relations realize participants’ ideal selves. We examine four formal dimensions along which these self-relational relationships can vary: distance, symmetry, scope, and actualization.
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International Political Science Abstracts · 2011
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International Political Science Abstracts · 2012
Restricted accessAbstractFirst published online July 9, 2012V: International Relations/Relations InternationalesVolume 62, Issue 3https://doi.org/10.1177/002083451206200304
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Dwight L, Dwight L. Arnold · 1972
This directory to activities, organizations, careers, and studies for individuals and groups who are interested in promoting world peace contains ten sections on means and ways to contribute toward world order: 1) presents ideas that stimulate thinking and research on war, peace, and the challenge of peace; 2) suggests some existing world peace careers; 3) deals with new developing careers for peace; 4) lists sixty-five volunteer and service organizations working for peace; 5) describes studies, research, and information; and, moreover, gives ideas of what each individual can do for world peace; 6) lists a number of colleges offering peace studies programs; 7) mentions factors of conflict resolution, and provides a few ideas on ham to make conflict resolution an effective aspect of school programs; 8) deals with the importance of developing new values and life purposes; 9) gives information and title of books (written for various grade levels in school) about the lives of great peace workers; and 10) presents a bibliography containing eighty-three citations. (SJM) eA. prN
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International Political Science Abstracts · 2014
Restricted accessAbstractFirst published online June 12, 2014V: International Relations/Relations InternationalesVolume 64, Issue 3https://doi.org/10.1177/002083451406400305
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Nathalie Heinich · Communication et organisation · 1993
Cet article propose une réflexion sur la notion de « relations publiques », qui tente de l’élargir au cadre plus général des « relations en public ». Il s’agit alors d’analyser celles-ci comme une forme particulière d’exposition à autrui, et d’examiner les différentes situations où celle-ci peut se produire selon un doublé paramètre : l’axe public/privé, d’une part, et l’axe individuel/collectif d’autre part. La question des relations en public peut ainsi prendre place dans une théorie de la représentation, qui permet d’analyser celle-ci, à l’intérieur des actes de communication, comme un moment spécifique entre présence et présentation, et, à l’intérieur des moments de l’identité, comme un moment spécifique entre auto-perception et désignation. Cette perspective permet de détacher la notion de représentation d’une conception dualiste et manichéenne, et de l’arracher à la condamnation implicite de la fausseté des apparences pour l’étudier comme une forme du travail identitaire : autrement dit, de montrer qu’elle ne relève pas d’une « fabrication » mais d’un « mode », pour reprendre les termes de la cadre-analyse goffmanienne.
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International Political Science Abstracts · 2024
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Rajni Sharma, Nipun Sharma · Human Resource Management · 2024
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Jill Borin · 2016
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International Political Science Abstracts · 2016
Restricted accessAbstractFirst published online June 16, 2016V: International Relations/Relations InternationalesVolume 66, Issue 3https://doi.org/10.1177/002083451606600305
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