Inner speech in meaning-making through verbal and artistic discourses

Meaning Making Through e-Learning

Different approaches have been proposed to add more educational value to e-Learning. One of these views proposes modern pedagogical models that better fit the nature of the unique features of technology. A related approach is to embed modern learning and instructional design theory into new communication and interaction channels provided by information and communication technologies such as the...

Hegel's Dialectic of Artistic Meaning

Artistic Expression in the Making of Sa’di’s Sonnet

Is literature aesthetic in its form? If it is, what causes this beauty, creates this appeal and results in this artistic expression? Understanding the aesthetics of literature, poetry in particular, is made possible through the understanding of grammar (morphology, syntax, phonetics and semantics). Consequently, in the literary canon of the world, aesthetics are methodical, systematic and acces...

Aesthetic Computing: Making Artistic Software

ion Abstraction has been heralded as the hallmark of mathematics and computer science, but it is important to isolate abstraction for its fundamental properties, which appear to often be confused with the material which goes into making signs. The concept of abstraction can surface as a reason not to employ more extravagant forms. However, abstraction cannot completely come to the rescue becaus...

"The noise monitor": a developmental perspective on verbal and nonverbal meaning-making in psychoanalysis.

This paper discusses a contribution of developmental theory to the psychoanalytic concept of "the talking cure." The developmental theory presented is the dyadic expansion of consciousness model (Tronick 2007), a model consistent with the principles of nonlinear systems theory. The concept of "polysemic bundles" as a way of understanding the multiple simultaneous meaning-making processes occurr...