Recent research into metaphor and the role of imagination in categorization has been particularly revealing. The contemporary view of metaphor as proposed by Lakoff and Johnson (1980) attempts to provide a more useful and accurate account of human experience than the current objectivist explanations. In contrast to these, it emphasizes the importance of metaphor, imagination, and embodiment in ...

Values in the 19th Century British Novel: Decline and Transformation of aSemantic Field Le-Khac, Long; Heuser, Ryan..................................................................................................................... 170 Comparing the Similarities and Differences between Two Translations Lucic, Ana; Blake, Catherine...............................................................

Interpolation as Critical Category Hannah Weaver (bio) Abstract Maligned by ancient Alexandrian librarians and twentieth-century philologists alike, interpolation has a long history of negative criticism that obscures its ubiquity utility in the medieval period. This article first tells story interpolation, using Latin verb interpolare through-line across centuries commentary. In this vision, c...

after a long march of history of developments, hermeneutics, the theory of text interpretation, totally focused on understanding, has nowadays been wider scope that eventually includes artworks. hermeneutics refers to different approaches due to its theoretical versatility and associated applied paradigms including ricoeur’s textual hermeneutics. the latter may be best described as text-oriente...

In this paper prototype versions of two word experts for text analysis are dealt with which demonstrate that word experts are a feasible tool for parsing texts on the level of text cohesion as well as text coherence. The analysis is based on two major knowledge sources: context information is modelled in terms of a frame knowledge base, while the co-text keeps record of the linear sequencing of...

This paper argues that the dominant hypermedia models of electronic literacy are too limited to do justice to new media and changing views of literacy in the electronic age, especially in terms of their recourse to postmodern theories of representation. Such models tend to interpret the use of digital media in relation to readers or users of information viewed as producers or constructors of th...

In March 2020, so many pieces of our lives suddenly stood still while at the same time, technology spun faster than ever. Our institutions hurled Jamboard, Flipgrid, Packback, Padlet, and Google us, to pretend way forward after briefest pauses. Amidst technological ramp-up, kids stagnated in disengagement with online learning. When I say “our kids,” mean both entire collegiate student body my o...

BOOK DATA Eugenie Brinkema, Life-Destroying Diagrams. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2022. $114.95 cloth, $31.95 paper. 496 pages.Eugenie Brinkema’s Diagrams is at once breathtakingly expansive in its frame of reference and almost entirely sui generis. In making case for radical formalism, the book develops an extended dialogue between cinema continental philosophy. Whether Levinas ethics, ...

To understand the full significance of computer music's instrumentality, I propose to extend Heidegger's reflection on technology to a broader complex of concepts that Michel Foucault defined. This reflection leads to a perspective that highlights issues of somaticity and performative textuality in computer music. It also helps underscore a new understanding of subjectivity, a new way of being-...