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  • Innovations in communication theories: the man is the message

    • Authors: Hong Chen (2023)

  • In reworking Marshall McLuhan’s famous assertion ‘the medium is the message’, Chen Yanru’s book ‘Innovations in Communication Theories’ proposes an eye-catching subtitle: ‘The man is the message’.
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  • Politically engaged but unwilling to protest: analyzing the role of authoritarian orientations and internet use on protest participation behavior

    • Authors: Saifuddin Ahmed (2023)

  • Several studies have investigated the effects of internet use on protest participation behavior. However, fewer have explored how personal dispositions of individuals moderate the impact of the internet. This study explores the relationship between political engagement, internet use, authoritarian orientation, and protest participation in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, and Myanmar. First, analysis of fourth-wave of the Asian Barometer survey data suggests a political engagement-driven stratification in protest participation across all settings. Second, internet use is positively associated with protest participation but only in authoritarian states, and citizens’ authoritarian orientation reduces the likelihood of protest action. Third, high authoritarian orientation subdues the parti...
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  • What is drawing? Bringing the art into art therapy

    • Authors: Alison Ramm (2005)

  • This article explores the sensory and psychological integration that occurs during the process of drawing and identifies some of the most basic elements that arc at work in art therapy sessions. Drawing is a fundamental human activity which expresses and intensifies our experience of existing in the world. Its processes and the trace that these leave, mirror, and reinforce the processes that form our conscious being. In order to explore the interplay of thought, feeling and physical experience, which arc brought together in the act of drawing, the article makes connections between statements by contemporary artists and the theories of psychoanalysts, philosophers, art historians, ncuro-scicntists and art therapists, and investigates the ancient rock-art of the San people of Zimbabw...
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  • The influences of books of manners and Dedekind's Grobianus on John Gay's trivia

    • Authors: William Wesley Patton (2021)

  • For decades critics have categorised John Gay's Trivia: or The Art of Walking the Streets of London as a mock Georgic deriving its main characteristics and themes from Juvenal's Third Satire and Virgil's Georgics. Many readers have been perplexed by the ambiguities and dissonance between the Walker's/Author's observations, advice, and actions and the characteristics of those classical genres. This article discusses the additional influences of civility books, especially Dedekind's German satiric civility book, Grobianus, on Trivia. Those literary lineages place in context the Walker's inconsistently ironic advice and explain how Gay uses the distinction between the Walker's advice and his contrary behaviour to describe the psychological and pragmatic complexities of a shift from rur...
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  • Nghiên cứu tổng quan về chiến lược phát triển giáo dục STEM tại Hoa Kỳ và bài học kinh nghiệm cho giáo dục Việt Nam

    • Authors: Nguyễn Kim Dung; Phạm Thị Hương (2020)

  • Bài viết giới thiệu nghiên cứu tổng quan về giáo dục STEM như một trong những xu hướng mới được đề cập ở Việt Nam trong bối cảnh sự phát triển của giáo dục STEM ở Việt Nam đang còn trong giai đoạn sơ khai và được phát triển bên ngoài trường học. Bài viết sử dụng phương pháp nghiên cứu tài liệu như một cách tiếp cận chính nhằm tìm hiểu sự hình thành chiến lược giáo dục STEM của Chính phủ cũng như một số tiểu bang ở Hoa Kì và từ đó rút ra bài học kinh nghiệm cho Việt Nam
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  • Claude Simon and the emergence of the generative Mise En Abyme

    • Authors: Anthony Macris (2003)

  • To date the most comprehensive study of the literary figure of the mise en abyme is Lucien Dallenbach's Le Ricit Spiculaire: Essai sllr /a Mise en Abyme, first published in 1977.1 Employing a strict structuralist methodology, it attempts to provide a definitive typology of the mise en al?Yme, tracing its historical evolution and discussing its more recent developments in the works of Claude Simon. In doing so, Dallenbach provides a rich and analytically rigorous analysis even if, when the unwieldy products of novelistic practice do not always fit his schernas, he is forced to invent new sub-categories that threaten to undermine his neat tripartite classification.