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Generalized Impact Laws and Multiple Impacts,features, not shared by single impacts. In the first part of this chapter, these specific properties are described. Then, two models of multiple impacts are presented: the first one extends kinematic laws (Newton’s and Moreau’s impact laws), while the second one extends Darboux-Keller’s impact dynam

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Bernard Brogliatoure in art. Improvisation, reinterpretation and performance are phenomenological subjects related to fine arts that can be unfolded through an analysis of the way that . allows one to partake in the logos.

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Bernard Brogliatosual circumstances take place environment is perceived to ground feelings and beliefs. Boundaries of visual and spatial form specific image contents of perceived experiences that create a . between individual and cosmos.

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Bernard Brogliato in a ruthlessness of inquiry demanding the infinite passage of embodied collectives manifesting, what he called, “truth in motion”—the outer edge of which is the Husserlian philosophy of the event: the in-breaking of the unimaginable . that finds its passage into the imaginal through the life-structure.

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Bernard Brogliaton American landscape, is a dialectic between retention and protention. The essay discusses how a memory constantly recreates itself through new experiences and then asks a number of questions: How do we create a memory? Does a memory reflect other past experiences? And, how do we meet a new moment through past experiences?