Abstraction

In the art of Photography there are quite a few genres in the subject, many serve various purposes. Some tend to serve multiple purposes at the same time, Like how a Fine Art photo may also serve as perfect example of a Documentary photo. Photography is a strange subject where it wasn’t seen as fine art until more recently so it is a still developing platform. Other types of genre in photography would be things such as; Arial, Nature, Night, Fine Art, Astrophotography, Microscopic, Forensic,…

She used the habit of mind, Thinking Interdependently, to produce abstractions, drawings, paintings, and more. Her career started with Arthur Dow. As an art student in New York and Chicago, she learned multiple strategies supporting the same type of art form. Although, O’Keeffe wanted to paint her “own way,” which she then…

working with this deep space and the same time with frames, no movement. It’s all in the way we see. It’s real. The experience of space is real.” In a flip book, the viewer participates in the sensation of a moving image, again allowing for the “abstraction and experimentation” of sensation to take place despite the reality of what is actually being perceived, which is in reality is simply the movement of sheets of paper with images on them. Similarly, viewers of Serene Velocity concede their…

no need to repeat activities for the sake of repetition, because they have learnt it. The elementary child requires materials which offer repetition but with more change. As the Montessori preschool student moves closer and closer to having an abstraction way of learning, the need for the child to use the materials for a long time shortens. All Montessori math lessons are presented first with the materials, but the old child quickly moves from concrete materials to abstract ones. It is in this…

The proposal that PFC sub-regions work together has been addressed by many theories. Shimamura (2000) proposed the dynamic filtering theory, suggesting that the PFC acts as a selective filter in terms of information inputs. In contrast, Miller & Cohen (2001) suggested that cognitive control derives from the active maintenance of PFC activity that represents goals and the means to achieve them in terms of a map of the cortical pathways needed to perform them. More specific theories have been…

Tomasello and Call (1997) state that it is likely that nonhuman primates and other animals have natural concepts in their everyday lives nonetheless it is difficult to demonstrate in training procedures and observe in their natural habitat. Currently the conclusion of whether or not nonhuman primates can form natural categories is still missing; the linguistic and symbolic barrier may prevent researchers from acquiring further evidence. The studies explored in our paper consistently support the…

Van Doesburg and after meeting Piet Mondrian bonded over their love and passion for abstraction. As the world, around them became a world of absolute chaos, Theo and Piet decided to create pieces that showed the rational consciousness of the world into visual forms. It is this idea of pure abstraction that ultimately changed the ways of art and its relations to the world that it was created in. Pure Abstraction expands with several other styles of art but they all have a similar intention.…

As it can be seen the concentration of the phenol compounds decreased as the hydrogen peroxide increases. The presence of the anions decreases the rates of the phenolic compounds, the sulfates influence in a smaller degree. For phenol and 2-nitrophenol the difference in slope or degradation rates for chloride and sulfate are 0.71 and 0.55, and only 0.16 for 2-chlorophenol. The presence of chloride inhibits in greater proportion the formation of hydroxyl radicals than the sulfate , this can be…

Memoir SCRs SCR #1: What is the cultural context of your memoir? How does it compare and contrast to that of a 21st century Hillsborough teen’s milieu? For example, are the influences, routines, and expectations the same? Derek Aahil, Michael, Dhruv, and Sennet In the short story “One Last Time” by Gary Soto, the cultural context of his memoir provides a stark difference to the twenty-first century. In this memoir, the characters are of Mexican heritage, which affects what their actions are.…

In regards to the objection that Mills makes of the ideal human being an abstraction, Rawls responds by agreeing that that Mills is most likely correct in stating that the idealized human is an abstraction of himself. This isn’t a problem however, unless it is really true that it is impossible to get a real idealized human. We have to be able in this sense to describe humans. It may be true…