Titlebook: Engaging Audiences; A Cognitive Approach Bruce McConachie Book 2008 Bruce McConachie 2008 attention.cognition.cognitive science.empathy.mem

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General Cognition for Theatre Audiences,ial animals and culturally situated individuals. Accordingly, we must begin at this basic level to lay the foundation for subsequent investigations of more complex spectatorial engagements. Though foundational, the cognitive processes of attention, memory, visual perception, and imaginative play are

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Social Cognition in Spectating,ain a conscious awareness of their emotional commitments, which encourages them to form sympathetic or antipathetic attachments to certain actor/characters. As spectators, we want to be moved to emotional extremes; laughter and tears provide a kind of catharsis that is good for our bodies. Chapter 2

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Cultural Cognition in History,alogue, theatre as a forum for cultural ethics, differing norms of narrative construction, and the evolution of dramatic genres. All of these cultural practices, in turn, shape audience engagement. While my focus will be on cultural-historical practices and their relation to the dynamics of cognitio

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Symbols of Nations and Nationalismalogue, theatre as a forum for cultural ethics, differing norms of narrative construction, and the evolution of dramatic genres. All of these cultural practices, in turn, shape audience engagement. While my focus will be on cultural-historical practices and their relation to the dynamics of cognitio

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1865-0929 on all aspects of machine translation, including preprocessing, neural machine translation models, hybrid model, evaluation method, and post-editing.978-981-10-7133-1978-981-10-7134-8Series ISSN 1865-0929 Series E-ISSN 1865-0937

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Projectiles Are Moved Forwards by a Virtue Impressed by the Throwing Subject, After They Are Separahe air or the water in which the projectile travels, since no other cause than these can seemingly be thought of. But it was shown above that a projectile is not moved by propulsion by the ambient fluid. The body of the projectile thus is necessarily moved by a virtue transmitted and propagated by the throwing subject.

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