Finding Your Voice and Writing Well: Situating Others Within the Text

Writing and Global Transfer Narratives: Situating the Knowledge Transformation Conversation

Finding your voice: a singing lesson from functional imaging.

Vocal singing (singing with lyrics) shares features common to music and language but it is not clear to what extent they use the same brain systems, particularly at the higher cortical level, and how this varies with expertise. Twenty-six participants of varying singing ability performed two functional imaging tasks. The first examined covert generative language using orthographic lexical retri...

Situating Cognition within the Virtual World

Cognitive architectures and virtual environments have a long history of use within the cognitive science community; however, few studies have sought to combine the use of these technologies to support computational studies into embodied, extended, situated and distributed (EESD) cognition. Here, we explore the extent to which the ACT-R cognitive architecture and the Unity game engine can be use...

Imagine the Readers of your article before writing it

سخن سردبیر Editorial مجله دانشگاه علوم پزشکی رفسنجان دوره 19، مهر 1399، 646-645       خوانندگان مقاله خود را قبل از نگارش آن تصور نمایید Imagine the Readers of your article before writing it   محسن رضائیان[1]   M. Rezaeian     هانا (Hanna)، فصل دهم کتاب خود را با عنوان: «تصور نمودن خوانندگان خود» (Envision Your Readers)، مزین نموده است. وی در این فصل از کتاب خود، به این نکته مهم ...

Situating Asynchronous Voice in Rural Africa

Designing for oral users in economically poor places has intensified efforts to develop platforms for asynchronous voice. Often these aim to assist users in rural areas where literacy is lowest, but there are few empirical studies and design tends to be oriented by theory that contrasts the mental functions of oral and literate users, rather than by local practices in social situations. We desc...