“Talk to Each Other Like It’s 1995”: Mapping Nostalgia for the 1990s in Contemporary Media Culture

For the sake of your patients, talk to each other!

The Reflection of the Knowledge and Culture Contemporary to Islam's Lawgiver in Its Narrations about atonement

Certain crimes have been committed at the time of the Imams, and people have asked them of the atonement verdict. In some cases, the narrators have asked them of an assumed crime. None of these crimes have happened in a void, or in the mind of an empty minded narrator. They are all derived from the special circumstances of that period. So, careful examination of the crimes described in narratio...

Neuroglial networks: Neurons and glia talk to each other

Recent results show that certain neurons and glia are connected by gap junctions, and that neurons can regulate gap-junctional communication by glia. The findings are inspiring a major reexamination of the role of glia in the regulation of neuronal integration in the central nervous system.

When Audiences Start to Talk to Each Other: Interaction Models for Co-Experience in Installation Artworks

This position paper presents models of interactions among audience members for installation and workshop-type media artworks that accommodate the participation of more than one audience member. To suggest models that are applicable for new media works, we select some examples from the contemporary-art field. Two artwork plans using this model are introduced as direct implementations of the models.

We are very much like each other