- Transmediality and the Translation of Emotions - Springer
Peeter Torop Abstract The transmedial translation of emotions happens on three levels, all of which require separate analysis (1) General transmediality, as the mediation of texts based on interest, free will, and creativity, is both qualitatively as well as emotionally a heterogeneous whole It is characterized by emotional ambivalence (2) Database transmediality as a qualitative or
- Would You Follow the Suggestions of a Storyteller Robot?
In fact, without facial expressions, a story becomes a flat and limp narration, instead of a magical and engaging tale As a result, the teller would look just plain bored and disinterested Considering the importance of facial expressions, we decided to use a robot that can perform those features, the EMYS robot
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Interactive or serialized forms of narration, as well as the implicit stories con-veyed by music, photographs, or paintings, also invite us to apprehend these basic elements of narrativity as dynamic experiences correlated to cognitive schemas rather than as structures inscribed in the artefacts
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- The Status and Prospects of Phytoremediation of Heavy Metals
This review presents a comprehensive narration of the status and future of the technique It illustrates the concept of phytoremediation, the ecological and commercial benefits, and the types of phytoremediation The candidate plants and factors that influences phytoremediation has been discussed Finally, the physiological and molecular mechanism
- Constructing Stories of SelfGrowth: How Individual . . .
ABSTRACT Although growth has been a central focus in narrative research, few studies have examined growth comprehensively, as a story that emerges across the interpretation of many events In this study, we examined how individual differences in autobiographical reasoning (AR) about self-growth relate to traits and well-being in a national sample of midlife adults (N = 88) who ranged in age
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