Osteoid osteoma is a common benign osteogenic bone neoplasm characterized histologically by increased osteoid tissue formation with an intracortical nidus surrounded by cortical thickening and vascular fibrous stroma and sclerosis. The clinical presentation classically includes severe nocturnal pain that is improved with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. Younger men (second and third decade...

This paper investigates a vision of the underground environment associated with an aesthetic discipline. Its fundamental notion is sublimity, which was phenomenon that involved number artworks engaged changing perception experience. seeks to clarify how idea living has changed by examining works writers, painters, and architects who have drawn inspiration from concept imaginary underworlds. Thr...

I sitt posthume verk, Estetisk teori (1970), ­kritiserer Theodor W. Adorno det sublime slik ble presentert i tradisjonen fra Kant. Han vil løsrive begrepet dets idealistiske arv og positive innhold. Ifølge representerer den rystelsen en erfaring av rene nærværets negativitet. Subjektet erkjenner seg selv som natur, ikke ideal størrelse hevet over den. ”Ørneredet” (1859) ­norske forfatteren Bjør...

The past century has witnessed the emergence of expressive musical forms that originate in appropriated technologies and practices. In most cases, this appropriation is performed without protest— but not always. Carefully negotiating a space for sound as an objective, scientific medium, the field of sonification has cautiously guarded the term from subjective and affective endeavors. This paper...

Naturalistic and anti-humanist accounts of early Lǎo-Zhuāng (老莊) Daoism and of the uncanny or terrifying sublime suggest that the everyday life and conventional personality of the individual is interrupted and displaced by overwhelming impersonal powers that reveal the “human” to be a false construction and the world an aesthetic, natural, or mystical play of forces. This is often portrayed as ...