Titlebook: Diachronic Perspectives on Embodiment and Technology; Gestures and Artefac Thiemo Breyer,Alexander Matthias Gerner,Johannes F Book 2024 The

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Leona Achtenhagen,Maria Norb?ckive on technology. In the context of anthropology, artefacts and gestures are both essential to understanding human culture and behavior. They are interconnected features that reveal numerous facets of a culture’s ideas, values, social institutions, and communication methods. In a general sense, art

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Extemporize

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92252-2zenship? Going beyond recent discussions in robot ethics and human–robot interaction, and drawing on phenomenological approaches to political philosophy, actor-network theory, and performance-oriented philosophy of technology, we propose to interpret and discuss the world tour of Sophia as a politic

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Handbuch Unternehmenskommunikationirce) philosophical framework within which musical composition can be analyzed without reducing it to “abstract formulas” or “inspiration”. At least two widespread types of . that mediate the compositional process rely on . techniques, namely, musical instruments and notations. Notwithstanding, the

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somnambulism

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9164-5 ancient Greece up to today. Compared to other contemporary currents of thought, the pragmatist tradition had some interesting ideas because it united in a profound continuum theory and practice, overthrowing any dualism. This move was particularly effective in Peirce’s studies on continuity, logica

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Joachim Schwalbach,Anja Schwerkains questionable. Due, in large part, to the preoccupation of ‘embodied cognitivism’ with co-verbal gestures, the material world and the gestures engaging it are usually left out of discussion. That said, there is a small but growing corpus of literature on the cognitive effects of gesture that see