You Need Violence and Sincerity: Godard and the Manufacturing of a Revolutionary Cinema

In philology, both ‘sincerity’ and ‘cheng’ primarily mean, ‘to be true to oneself’. As a philosophical term, ‘sincerity’ roots in Aristotle’s ‘aletheutikos’. In medieval Europe, it is regarded as a neutral value that may either serve or disserve for ‘truth.’ As for Romantics, it is a positive value, and an individualistic concept whose two elements ‘true’ and ‘self’ refer to a person’s ‘true fe...

Information provided by a source should be assessed by an intelligent agent on the basis of several criteria: most notably, its content and the trust one has in its source. In turn, the observed quality of information should feed back on the assessment of its source, and such feedback should intelligently distribute among different features of the source—e.g., competence and sincerity. We propo...

Our life with art is suffused trust. We don’t just trust one another’s aesthetic testimony; we actions. Audiences artists to have made it worth their while; audiences put in the effort. Without trust, would little reason effort understand difficult and unfamiliar art. I offer a theory of which highlights importance sincerity. sincerity when rely on them fulfill commitments act for reasons—rathe...

The present study was conducted to identify possible acoustic cues of sarcasm. Native English speakers produced a variety of simple utterances to convey four different attitudes: sarcasm, humour, sincerity, and neutrality. Following validation by a separate naı̈ve group of native English speakers, the recorded speech was subjected to acoustic analyses for the following features: mean fundamental...