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    both of which are interactive installations visitors can both view and experience if they so choose. For this reason, “the work must not be understood as an object but as a platform of interaction”. Thus, Holler’s intention to change the viewers’ perception of both his art and the world surrounding them is clear. For example, Holler’s piece Test Site, installed at Tate Modern in…

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    This essay will lend evidence to the argument that children learn and develop in many different ways. I will explore implications for child development in relation to two tasks, an elicitation and a non-participant observation. To explore the potential of this, I have explored literature and relevant studies to support the analysis of my findings. I will refer to and recognise indicators in relation to current statutory frameworks of the Early Years Foundation stage, (EYFS 2014) and Development…

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    The three key things that seem to effect the way that students map and interact with campus are on or off campus residence, transportation method, and major; it should be noted that I believe gender and race have a fairly significant impact on how interviewee’s gave meaning to and experienced campus, and while past conversations with students of various gender identities and with students of color indicate that this is true, I do not have any data to support this hypothesis due to my sample…

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    of first perception vs. reality of character. We have trouble getting past what we see on the outside than what we get on the inside. In other words, we make our first impression our only impression. We always judge others on how they dress, on wealth, how others speak, and attitude toward others. Throughout the 1800s, perception is the enemy that people fall victim too. Darcy is a prime example of how perception can affect someone life. Darcy is the victim, but he’s also used perception toward…

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    things happen when nobody is perceiving them. In our discussion of Descartes’ we could say that when he said God we could substitute computer, this does not quite apply in this case, since we are not talking about control or deception but rather perception, which we associate with a sentient being, we cannot use a computer instead. Since I do not believe in God, I also do not believe in the part of his argument where he states that things happen because an Ethereal Being is perceiving them.…

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    Realism Vs Idealism

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    think to be real is really mental. The logical way to better understand or explain what Idealism is through what I’ve come up with to be five main points, perception, the brain, triparte soul, other aspects, such as god and racism, that will help better understand Idealism and why it works for me in my world. What is perception? Perception is what we see. But to see is something mental and not physical. We can say that what we see is real but in all actuality it simply is a non-physical…

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    Architecture today is masked by the ambition of providing beauty and elegance to the visual sensation of people’s eyes. We tend to make things more complicated by trying too hard to make a building beautiful. We must understand that architecture needs to be experienced not only by our eyes but by our emotional and spiritual entity. Haptic architecture emphasize not on the beauty of the arts, but the way we perceive by touch and inner body experience. This is imperative to architects trying to…

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    circumstances. Reality isn’t some object that sits waiting nearby but it is an ever changing task for us to manipulate and procure meaning from. Our imagination, different from those around us, allows us to create our own reality that matches our perceptions of the world and how we feel about the ideas that surround us. Reality and imagination are really just a philosophical journey that we have minimal understanding in, searching for the meaning of our worldview. Wallace Stevens, a poet who…

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    Life gives us a limited amount of infinite time in the form of years, which could last about maybe 60-70 years. That’s not even for certain but we still choose to belittle the smaller things in life in order to get to our desired goals. Dan Ariely talks about self-image as being an intricate part of life. Thinking about it on a deeper level don’t we all play some type of role in life? Parent, child, teacher, or boss the list keeps going on. The image we choose to up hold when we leave out of our…

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    This perception may be propagated by men’s sports get more attention, so more men than women participate in sports, causing men’s sports to get more attention. And even if the perception is not consciously there, there is a disparity of athletic heroes between boys and girls. “When they’re [men] are little, the dream about the NBA or the NFL or…

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