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A colour in a painting may be the colour of an object represented; a colour may
even “mean” something; for example, the white ... Even when a work of music
attempts to represent the sound of an iron foundry or the clattering of horses'
hooves, ...
A colour in a painting may be the colour of an object represented; a colour may
even “mean” something; for example, the white ... Even when a work of music
attempts to represent the sound of an iron foundry or the clattering of horses'
hooves, ...
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The word represent, as used in connection with art, can mean either “depict” or “
portray.” Analysis of representation. Representation always involves a certain
degree of abstraction; that is, the taking away of one characteristic or more of the
...
The word represent, as used in connection with art, can mean either “depict” or “
portray.” Analysis of representation. Representation always involves a certain
degree of abstraction; that is, the taking away of one characteristic or more of the
...
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Diagrammatically they could be represented by a circle and a line (together
representing the body, or soma, of a physiological ... Certain neurons in the
configuration mathematically represent the physiological receptors that are
excited or left ...
Diagrammatically they could be represented by a circle and a line (together
representing the body, or soma, of a physiological ... Certain neurons in the
configuration mathematically represent the physiological receptors that are
excited or left ...
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