Dead Reckoning | Excerpt from most recent thread: "Caren Kaplan and Reagan Kelly’s Dead Reckoning is a very innovative project which details the historical significance of visual perspectives in military operation and their impact on visual culture." - Sonia and Tiffany, University of Southern California, 10.10.2007 |
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Enfolding and Unfolding | Excerpt from peer response: "I had also thought, initially, that as a whole the piece might reflect more closely the fluidity and unpredictability of "unfolding." - Jennifer Barker, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 11.29.2006 |
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Malperception | Excerpt from most recent thread: "Many reports are presumably based on anecdotal evidence, since these conditions are very rare and techniques for measurement are hard to devise." - Dustin Robert Johnson, USC School of Cinematic Arts, 10.10.2007 |
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Public Secrets | Excerpt from peer response: "Public Secrets" remaps the relationships between public institutions and the private traumas of incarceration, demonstrating the irrefutable linkages between political institutions, everyday life, and gender." - Patricia Zimmermann, Ithaca College, 1.29.2007 |
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The Virtual Window Interactive | Excerpt from peer response: "The challenge presented by the Vectors format, it seems to me, is to create an enlightening but uncoercive framework for knowledge that entices the viewer/reader into also being an interactor." - Leo Braudy, USC, 11.30.2006 |
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Tracking Theory | Excerpt from peer response: "1 Here I must thank Jonathon Rosen for reminding me in a presentation on his work in my class this week that “moving pictures” references not only pictures that move, but also images that emotionally move us." - Vicki Callahan, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 11.30.2006 |
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Unmarked Planes and Hidden Geographies | Excerpt from most recent thread: "... book recomendations, this site created very peculiar and fascinating connections to the Unmarked Planes and Hidden Geographies project: Findory : Findory Article." - Craig Dietrich, Sunnyvale, CA, 3.1.2007 |
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