| Dead Reckoning | Excerpt from most recent thread: "During this process, text boxes appear with more detailed information about the action the viewer is performing." - Sonia and Tiffany, University of Southern California, 10.10.2007 |
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| Enfolding and Unfolding | Excerpt from peer response: "She encourages us to trace the migration of any given sign through a triadic diagram she describes as "Experience : Information : Image," in a process she calls "enfoldment/unfolding." - Jennifer Barker, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 11.29.2006 |
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| Malperception | Excerpt from most recent thread: "The average viewer, however, should be able to tell that the image is not a scientific representation, but is meant to contribute to the accessible, popular-reading feel of the project." - Dustin Robert Johnson, USC School of Cinematic Arts, 10.10.2007 |
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| Public Secrets | Excerpt from peer response: "With heart, soul, brains, guts and elegant design, it confronts the intellectual and political struggle for public accountability and understanding of that most repressed and invisible of social oppressions: women in prison." - Patricia Zimmermann, Ithaca College, 1.29.2007 |
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| The Virtual Window Interactive | Excerpt from peer response: "Some thing here needs to be said also about the function of light in Christianity and how biblical references and religious traditions about light helped focus artistic uses." - Leo Braudy, USC, 11.30.2006 |
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| Tracking Theory | Excerpt from peer response: "It is this movement and tracking of multiple, potential times and spaces that Faden outlines as cinema’s shared ancestry with the railroad." - 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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