Titlebook: Investigations Into the Phenomenology and the Ontology of the Work of Art; What are Artworks an Peer F. Bundgaard,Frederik Stjernfelt Book‘

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Depiction,ling the objects that they represent. Two related mistakes led philosophers to abandon this theory. First, they mistakenly thought that resemblance is a relation. Second, they commonly confused or amalgamated theories about the sense of pictures and theories about their reference (e.g. Wollheim), or

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,Green War Banners in Central Copenhagen: A Recent Political Struggle Over Interpretation—And Some Iropositions addresses the idea that artworks employ proposition-like structures even if their reference deviates—to larger or lesser degrees—from that of propositions in non-arts contexts. Here, the Peircean doctrine of Dicisigns—propositions—is introduced, with a much wider range of sign vehicle ty

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The Appropriation of the Work of Art as a Semiotic Act,on to define this status—philosophical aesthetics has been addressing this issue for centuries. Rather, we aim to pinpoint the mechanisms in virtue of which this section of space is isolated and bestowed with the status in question. Such a move requires the action of a certain instance—hence the emp

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g interface between footwear and underfoot surfaces. New theory concepts and models, which can monitor surfaces of shoes and floors simultaneously, are suggested to analyze the effects of friction and wear behaviours on slip resistance properties. For testing the theoretical hypotheses and modelling

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Peer F. Bundgaardn slip resistance properties and operationally defined topographic characteristics of the floor/walkway surfaces. For the dynamic friction measurements, specially prepared smooth Metal and PMMA specimens are chosen. The measured results found that the asperity height and the maximum mean depth were

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David S. Miallwithstand millions of cycles of joint loading over decades of wear. Upon damage, cartilage tissue has a low self-reparative capacity due to the lack of neural connections, vascularization, and a latent pool of stem/chondro-progenitor cells. Therefore, the healing of articular cartilage defects remai

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Cathrine Kietzwithstand millions of cycles of joint loading over decades of wear. Upon damage, cartilage tissue has a low self-reparative capacity due to the lack of neural connections, vascularization, and a latent pool of stem/chondro-progenitor cells. Therefore, the healing of articular cartilage defects remai

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