First question: What is cubism and who were the cubists? Is it acceptable to call Picasso and Braque the “true” cubists and everyone else a “derivative” cubist? Is the distinction between “salon” cubism and “gallery” cubism more useful? For the French public in the early 20 century, the “salon” cubists were the real (and probably the only) cubists. Picasso and Braque did not participate in the ...

Many words carry multiple distinct but related senses. For example, a producer’s name (e.g., Picasso) can be metonymically extended to label products Picasso’s paintings) rarely refer other associated items paintbrushes). We test whether item-based linguistic experience is necessary for children’s acquisition of semantic generalizations. In Experiment 1, we present 4- 5-year-olds, 8- 9-year-old...

Si yo pudiera pintar como Picasso o Botero, escribir Neruda, German Castro Caicedo le impregnaría a pinceladas y acrósticos al garcero, en un lienzo que enmarcara enseñanza forastero con una policromía típica del llano entero.

Plan Diagram A visualization of the estimated behavior of a selected plan in the plan diagram, when this specific plan is used throughout the selectivity space. Plan-replacement Diagrams Reduced Plan Diagram Shows the extent to which the original plan diagram may be simplified (by replacing some of the plans with their siblings in the plan diagram) without increasing the cost of any individual ...

In this paper we present two cases of the application of information technology to the humanities. The collections we are working with incorporate linked image-text collections, and tools to explore and analyze their contents. The first case is the Cervantes Project [1], which includes a digital collection of copies of the first edition of Don Quixote published in 1605, as well as texts of othe...