Sensory Ecology: See Me, Hear Me

001 PP: See me, hear me, heal me: A THEATRE-BASED APPROACH TO ENGAGEMENT, CO-INTENTIONAL DIALOGUE AND MEANING-MAKING

See me, hear me, touch me: multisensory integration in lateral occipital-temporal cortex.

Our understanding of multisensory integration has advanced because of recent functional neuroimaging studies of three areas in human lateral occipito-temporal cortex: superior temporal sulcus, area LO and area MT (V5). Superior temporal sulcus is activated strongly in response to meaningful auditory and visual stimuli, but responses to tactile stimuli have not been well studied. Area LO shows s...

Was Wittgenstein a Jew?*

In my mind's eye, I can already hear posterity talking about me, instead of listening to me, those, who if they knew me, would certainly be a much more ungrateful public . And I must do this: not hear the other in my imagination, but rather myself. Le ., not watch the other, as he watches me for that is what I do rather, watch myself. What a trick, and how unending the constant temptation to lo...

IPAT and Resource Management Scenario Building with Energy Focused Input Output Analysis for Climate Change Policy

Acknowledgement I thank all the people in this Industrial Ecology MSc programme in the Netherlands for lots of stimulus from many different study fields, especially the ones in CML (Institute of Environmental Sciences, Leiden University) for giving me one of the best internship environments in my experience. Rene Kleijn, who has always supported my thesis as nice supervisor, had been generous f...

Courage Unmasked

Lying supine, the technician uses my mask to bolt me to the treatment table. After he leaves the room, I feel alone, and at first, afraid. I see and hear the radiation machine move around me, but feel nothing. Minutes later, the door opens, and the mask is unbolted. This process is repeated almost daily for 2 months... After 2 weeks, the skin on my neck and inside my mouth becomes red, sore, an...