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... is seen as a sphere and the child as its centre. In other words, the depicted world is the child's own private universe; shaped...

... voice, present the findings from the Internet. In other words, the Internet contents are shoved into the mouths of TV stars....

... left) and the life sciences (top left). Since the scattered words are pulled toward the places where they are used in the text,...

... data. Larger paradigms have more papers. Labels list common words unique to each paradigm. This work was commissioned and...

... appear in all directions. The walls do not touch, in other words, the external area is visible through lines that are 3...

... that slips short phrases into the body of any e-mail. In other words, if my provider installed this program, people I know could...

... for the way in which memory works, playing and replaying the words and images that make up our lives.

... a reverence towards the heat and light of the sun. As if his words, whatever they may be describing are always written on the same...

... phenomenological argument of Maurice Merleau-Ponty. In other words, the brain can eventually engage these new coordinates but it...

... cultural and historical processes and relations without words. Symbols of identities turn into elements of dialogues. - You...