Autism is a highly uncertain entity and little is said about it with any degree of certainty. Scientists must, and do, work through these uncertainties in the course of their work. Scientists explain uncertainty in autism research through discussion of epistemological uncertainties which suggest that diverse methods and techniques make results hard to reconcile, ontological uncertainties which ...

Generative music is a term used to describe music which has been composed using a set of rules or system. This series of nine episodes explores generative approaches (including algorithmic, system-based, formalised and procedural) to composition and performance primarily in the context of experimental technologies and music practices of the latter part of the twentieth century and examines the ...

aesthetic equivalence is produced when both the source and target texts enjoy the same degree of interpretability with semantic explicitness. this requires both texts to have the same number of indeterminacies. roman ingarden, the polish phenomenologist and aesthetician, was the first one to consider the concept of indeterminacy as a characteristic of literary works. then iser and jauss, two ae...

In this paper, we extend the finance constrained economy proposed by Woodford (1986) to incorporate unions, imperfectly insured unemployment and transfers. We show that this simple extension of the Woodford model changes drastically its stability conditions and local dynamics around the deterministic steady state. By contrast to most related models in the literature, we find that sunspots and d...

and two anonymous JL reviewers, none of whom, of course, are responsible for anything we have made of their comments. The work reported here was carried out with the support of the AHRB under project AN10939/APN17606, which we gratefully acknowledge.