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3. Contents

Author

Drury, John L.

Published
2014

8. Back Cover

Author

Drury, John L.

Published
2014

14. Cover

Author

Rancière, Jacques, Parker, Andrew, Drury, John, and Oster, Corinne

Published
2004

15. Title Page, Copyright

Author

Rancière, Jacques, Parker, Andrew, Drury, John, and Oster, Corinne

Published
2004

18. II. Marx's Labor

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Rancière, Jacques, Parker, Andrew, Drury, John, and Oster, Corinne

Published
2004

19. A Personal Itinerary

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Rancière, Jacques, Parker, Andrew, Drury, John, and Oster, Corinne

Published
2004

21. I. Plato's Lie

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Rancière, Jacques, Parker, Andrew, Drury, John, and Oster, Corinne

Published
2004

22. 1. The Order of the City

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Rancière, Jacques, Parker, Andrew, Drury, John, and Oster, Corinne

Published
2004

23. Editor's Preface

Author

Rancière, Jacques, Parker, Andrew, Drury, John, and Oster, Corinne

Published
2004

24. Notes

Author

Rancière, Jacques, Parker, Andrew, Drury, John, and Oster, Corinne

Published
2004

25. 9. The Sociologist King

Author

Rancière, Jacques, Parker, Andrew, Drury, John, and Oster, Corinne

Published
2004

26. 7. The Marxist Horizon

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Rancière, Jacques, Parker, Andrew, Drury, John, and Oster, Corinne

Published
2004

27. For Those Who Want More

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Rancière, Jacques, Parker, Andrew, Drury, John, and Oster, Corinne

Published
2004

30. 6. The Risk of Art

Author

Rancière, Jacques, Parker, Andrew, Drury, John, and Oster, Corinne

Published
2004

40. Music Cognition between Theory and Experiment

Author

Cecchetti, Gabriele, Finkensiep, Christoph, Guan, Xinyi, Herff, Steffen A., Fiveash, Anna, Pelofi, Claire, Drury, John E, and Rohrmeier, Martin Alois

Subjects
Music, Representation, Syntax, cognitive neuropsychology, Computational Modeling
Abstract

Music is a fascinating and complex aspect of cognition. When listening to music, listeners may experience complex structural relations, many of which are characterized in great detail by music-theoretical accounts. Such cognitive experience of structure in music, however, presents many challenges for empirical investigation: structural interpretations are the result of an inference on the part of the listener, resulting in ambiguous interpretations that listeners cannot often report explicitly. As a comparison, language comprehenders are also sensitive to the syntactic structure of sentences, and psycholinguistic research has an extensive track-record in investigating what representations of syntactic structure look like, and how they are formed in real-time processing. Could we achieve a similar understanding for music too? The goal of the symposium is to reflect on the challenges and prospects of such an endeavour: What can we learn from behavioural and brain-imaging experiments about the cognitive reality of musical structures? How do empirical observations pertaining to prediction and processing complexity relate to theoretical frameworks of musical structure?

Published
2023

42. Agent-Based Simulation of Collective Cooperation: From Experiment to Model

Author

Kleinmeier, Benedikt, Köster, Gerta, and Drury, John

Subjects
Computer Science - Multiagent Systems, Computer Science - Computers and Society
Abstract

Simulation models of pedestrian dynamics have become an invaluable tool for evacuation planning. Typically crowds are assumed to stream unidirectionally towards a safe area. Simulated agents avoid collisions through mechanisms that belong to each individual, such as being repelled from each other by imaginary forces. But classic locomotion models fail when collective cooperation is called for, notably when an agent, say a first-aid attendant, needs to forge a path through a densely packed group. We present a controlled experiment to observe what happens when humans pass through a dense static crowd. We formulate and test hypothesis on salient phenomena. We discuss our observations in a psychological framework. We derive a model that incorporates: agents' perception and cognitive processing of a situation that needs cooperation; selection from a portfolio of behaviours, such as being cooperative; and a suitable action, such as swapping places. Agents' ability to successfully get through a dense crowd emerges as an effect of the psychological model., Comment: 16 pages, 19 figures, 5 tables, 4 listings, interdisciplinary work between computer science and psychology

Published
2020
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43. Street Protest

Author

Saavedra, Patricio, Drury, John, Nicholson, Cathy, Section editor, and Glăveanu, Vlad Petre, editor

Published
2022
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50. Interventions to promote physical distancing behaviour during infectious disease pandemics or epidemics: A systematic review

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Epton, Tracy, Ghio, Daniela, Ballard, Lisa M., Allen, Sarah F., Kassianos, Angelos P., Hewitt, Rachael, Swainston, Katherine, Fynn, Wendy Irene, Rowland, Vickie, Westbrook, Juliette, Jenkinson, Elizabeth, Morrow, Alison, McGeechan, Grant J., Stanescu, Sabina, Yousuf, Aysha A., Sharma, Nisha, Begum, Suhana, Karasouli, Eleni, Scanlan, Daniel, Shorter, Gillian W., Arden, Madelynne A., Armitage, Christopher J., O'Connor, Daryl B., Kamal, Atiya, McBride, Emily, Swanson, Vivien, Hart, Jo, Byrne-Davis, Lucie, Chater, Angel, and Drury, John

Published
2022
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