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It is only, I think, the predominance of our visual and kinaesthetic sense of physical orientation, the highly spatial focus of our experience, that leads us to concentrate on those types of perception which model the world as a sort of wireframe simulation, a point-to-point mapping that represents (re-presents) rather than symbolises.
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But a much longer struggle re-presents itself when the two clubs collide today.
Sir Alex Ferguson's Manchester United ready to pull clear of Liverpool
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It is only, I think, the predominance of our visual and kinaesthetic sense of physical orientation, the highly spatial focus of our experience, that leads us to concentrate on those types of perception which model the world as a sort of wireframe simulation, a point-to-point mapping that represents (re-presents) rather than symbolises.
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The Internet, and its use of audiovisual media, graphics, and other things, both re-presents and distorts reality--its re-presentation of reality necessarily involves distortion?
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Knowing re-presents; which means that whatever stimulus starts the process off is not adequately thought of as a fixed entity requiring no more than a single identification.
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Knowledge is instead a process of interpretation: the true idea selects, emphasizes, and re-presents those aspects of the object that will be meaningfully fulfilled in subsequent experience.
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As a consequence, where the representational content of the poem re-presents the importance of sensation, the poem's rhyme presents the reader with sensory material that must in fact be bound together by the faculty of sensation.
The Transcendental: Deleuze, P. B. Shelley, and the Freedom of Immobility
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Thus he follows the windings of his memory as it re-presents the upheavals of his youth and the stages of his disorderly quest for wisdom.
Confessions and Enchiridion, newly translated and edited by Albert C. Outler
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You choose which sources you want to port to Flipboard, and it re-presents them in a highly readable format.
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Volume 2 re-presents THE CRUSADES #10-20, as well as a collection-only section of extras: art, interviews and behind-the-scenes material never before published.
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