The Birth of Computer Vision
Review of the book The Birth of Computer Vision by James E. Dobson (2023) Minneapolis (MN), University of Minnesota Press, viii-205 pp.
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Review of the book The Birth of Computer Vision by James E. Dobson (2023) Minneapolis (MN), University of Minnesota Press, viii-205 pp.
COSB55 Course Outline 2022 CÖSB20: Contemporary Japanese Society, 7.5 Credits Fall Semester 2022 2022-11-30 – 2022-01-15 Venue: Zoom Course Director: Paul O’Shea E-mail: paul.oshea@ace.lu.se Office hours: By appointment Course Content This course examines contemporary Japanese society, focusing on issues such as politics, pop culture, demographic change and environment. We go beyond media stereoty
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Popular Abstract in Swedish Föreställningen om att det fanns ett vänsterliberalt åsiktsmonopol som måste brytas var central när kristdemokraten Helmut Kohl som nybliven förbundskansler 1982 utlovade en ”intellektuell och moralisk vändpunkt”. Den tyska nationalkänslan skulle ”normaliseras”. Det negativa förflutna skulle neutraliseras. I avhandlingen skildras hur detta pund förvaltades under 1990-taThe subject of this study is the re-construction of German national identity and nationalist thinking within the framework of the 1990s’ history discourse in relation to the Nazi past and the Holocaust. The empirical focus is on national politics and the press. Maurice Halbwachs’ social constructionist theory on collective memory and Jan Assmann’s thesis on the defining power of elites in the cult
Digital visual effects (VFX) has become increasingly primary to film and TV production. With major media conglomerates historically exercising great influence over the spatial distribution of industry activity, production localisation has been determined by cost-effectiveness and access to local tax incentive programmes. Despite lack of tax incentives, Swedish VFX firms are capturing an increasing
The humanities take centre stage THE JOINT FACULTIES OF HUMANITIES AND THEOLOGY: RESEARCH MANIFESTO FOR THE 2020s 3THE JOINT FACULTIES OF HUMANITIES AND THEOLOGY: RESEARCH MANIFESTO FOR THE 2020s Humanities research for the 2020s Humanities research constitutes a fundamental pillar of the knowledge-based society of the 2020s. In our high-tech, globalised age, solid understanding of the humanities
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1 M al m ö A rt A ca de m y 20 16 – 20 17 Masters of Fine Arts – Year 1 Bachelor of Fine Arts – Year 2 Bachelor of Fine Arts – Year 1 2 3 Master of Fine Arts Year 1 Sebastião Borges Axel Burendahl Nils Ekman Daniel Fleur Martine Flor Johanne Hestvold Maxime Hourani Alexandra Hunts Jonna Hägg Ellinor Lager Eli Maria Lundgaard Emil Palmsköld Joana Pereira Rasmus R Streith Joakim Sandqvist 4 MFA1 Her
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COSM 37 literature Masters Programme in Asian Studies COSM37: Asia in Global and Regional Politics Autumn Semester Credits: 7.5 ECTS Course Director and Sole Teacher: Paul O’Shea Total number of pages: 1045 (approx.) Consisting of required reading (895) plus final paper research (150 approx). The final paper requires that students begin with the course literature, but also find their own articles
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COSM37 COSM37: East and South-East Asia in Global and Regional Politic – literature list Part of the reading (140 pages) are decided by the teacher and students together during the course in order to be able to stay up-to-date with current issues, satisfy student interests, and make use of the most recent literature on the topics. Total number of pages: 1045 (approx.) Consisting of required readin
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Microsoft Word - C6FA9E292D1D64AF2AC38E2AD5D39598.docx COSM37: East and South-East Asia in Global and Regional Politic – literature list Part of the reading (140 pages) are decided by the teacher and students together during the course in order to be able to stay up-to-date with current issues, satisfy student interests, and make use of the most recent literature on the topics. Total number of pag
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That democracy brings peace has been long known. That war may, in certain cases, bring democracy has not. However, the essay begins by exploring the history of humanitarian and liberal interventions, as well as the history of ideas behind them. I have found that the first cases appeared in the 19th-century, though they were rare until the second half of the 20th. I have also discussed legal and et
Change is sweeping through the world of museums, technologically, financially, and ideologically, impacting on the sociocultural evolution of their roles and status. We seek to contribute to ongoing reflections by offering a conceptual framework that links museums with democratic theory, to citizenship and its practices – a domain that is also in notable transition. We connect concretely with the
Economic geographers have recently made important contributions to understanding of the relationship between regional transformation, industrial specialisation and innovation networks in the emergence of new industries. However, most contemporary research has focused on the influence of networks on regional trajectories, paying lip service to how regional trajectories also influence network config
This article argues that there are observable similarities between the way ancient heresiologists depicted their theological opponents and how religious people and religion as a phenomenon are described by contemporary anti-religion orators. The short study takes its departure from previous studies on the Nag Hammadi texts and ancient heresiological discourse and ends with reflections on the
Alt-Lit is a literary movement which first sprung up in The U.S in the middle of the first decade of the second millennia. Vaguely defined and led by aspiring writers belonging to the Y-Generation, also known as millennials, its presence and influence has become increasingly apparent. These are the first writers to use the internet, not only as a platform, but as an aesthetic and linguistic inspir
This study in contemporary history describes the transformation of the public sphere in Sweden during the period 1969-1999, and analyses the role of information technology and politics in the process. The overall aim of the study is to explain how, and why, the public sphere in Jürgen Habermas sense has deteriorated during a period of rapid technological and political change, when increasing atten
Under flera decennier var Svensk filmindustri (SF) Sveriges ledande producent och distributör av film till landets skolor. I detta kapitel analyseras hur denna privata aktör positionerade sig gentemot samhället under decennierna efter andra världskriget. Genom att studera tidskriften Svensk skolfilm och bildningsfilm visar kapitlet på att gränserna mellan begrepp som ”skolfilm”, ”bildningsfilm” oc
This paper will approach the topic “What does heritage change?” by looking at the perspectives and experiences of a special category of heritage-makers, namely so-called “transmitters of intangible cultural heritage” (feiwuzhi wenhua yichan chuancheng ren) in China. It will explore the processes of heritagization and will ask whether, and what, heritage status changes when it comes to these indivi
This article treats the New Religious Movement (NRM) Salamullah, using Internet and social media for the dissemination of its religious ideas.
This case study is an attempt to give empirical support to Georgio Agambens theory, regarding how the exceptions from the constitutional order should be regarded as a constant element in modern societies. The purpose was to investigate if Agambens theory is valid in the Swedish context. The exception, as definied by Agamben, is a reappearing phenomenon, which implies that the constitutional order