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Ambiguous Figures - Cheetahs

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This picture appeared in the October 1997 issue of National Geographic World. Photo by Gerard Lemmo, in an article by Julie Vosburgh Agnone. The photographer "does not remember which head goes with which body".

Ambiguous Figures - Hills and Valleys

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Photograph by Paul Grobstein.  The lower image is identical to the upper image except that it has been rotated 180 degrees. 

The Moebius Strip that is a Blog: What Genre Is it?


Day 21 of Emerging Genres:
The Moebius Strip that is a Blog:
What Genre Is It?


I. coursekeeping

Ambiguous Figures - Arrows

 
Serendip art inspired by Roger N. Shepherd's Mind Sights (1990)

Ambiguous Figures - Etching

Contemporary Russian artist, name unknown

Ambiguous Figures - Gilbert

 

 

By Charles Gilbert, 1892

Ambiguous Figures

 

"Reality": Construction,
Deconstruction, and Reconstruction

Ambiguous Figures

 

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Phantom Limbs and Acupuncture

Submitted by anonstudent01 on Thu, 04/03/2008 - 12:44pm

Phantom Limbs and Acupuncture

Corollary discharge, I-function, personal resonsibility

Biology 202
Neurobiology and Behavior
Spring 2008

Course Notes

 

Class discussion - 1 April

Corollary discharge signals (CDS): what else might they be used for?

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On the Rights of the Writer and Reader

Submitted by Christina Harview on Thu, 04/03/2008 - 12:47am

Honestly, I was having trouble coming up with a straight answer for this whole “rights” of the reader verses the writer mess so I have decided to start over and go through my thoughts as systematically as I have time for. So, I will try to write down my thoughts as they develop temporally.

 

With regard to the rights of the writer:

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