... three-dimensional models material culture interactive computer graphics craft skills improvisation ...

... (ceremonial object shapes, markings, designs) with three-dimensional views—from above at the top and from inside below—into a distinctive kind of two-dimensionality illuminates the creative inventions of the new art form. The undecorated black background brings the viewer into the darkness of the cave...

..., detailing the material culture of protein crystallography. This chapter pays close attention to the three-dimensionality of protein models, and to distinct affordances of different modeling media, from physical models made of ready-to-hand materials, to proprietary software designed to enable smooth...

... that molecular model building is a craft practice. It documents the history of molecular model building techniques and materials, detailing the material culture of protein crystallography. This chapter pays close attention to the three-dimensionality of protein models, and to distinct affordances of different...

... This chapter asks how molecular models “re-present” and “stand in” as proxies for protein molecules. It examines the use of mimetic, three-dimensional models in the history of the life sciences, comparing and contrasting these to models of protein structures. This chapter seeks to trouble...

... Screening by full-body and biometric scanners provides US citizens and others traveling within the United States and select other nations the opportunity to distinguish themselves from would-be terrorists. Surveillance technologies render passengers’ three-dimensional bodies as flat visual...

... and failure to which this historical process often seems to lend itself have not only eclipsed other instances of resistance but also encouraged the development of a one-dimensional focus on autonomy and rebellion that denies the complexity of those various sites seen as dynamic “terrains of struggle...

.... The book develops a more anthropological and multi-dimensional concept, that of “imaginative politics.” the mere reality and unreality imagination imaginative politics ...

... may yield not boredom or frustration but pleasure, dimensionality, and textured experience. Two slow (but not long) films directed by Kelly Reichardt, Old Joy and Wendy and Lucy , are fashioned in a way that could guide the scholar aspiring to this version of slowness, both because of the filmic...

... that is closer to Bergson’s philosophy: as four-dimensional spirals or cones that activate connections across multiple viewings and link present images to the past and future. Drawing on Deleuze’s and Bergson’s writings on déjà vu, the chapter analyzes key historical and formal features of Burgin’s videos...

... material fix , which extends David Harvey’s “spatial fix” into three-dimensional space. A material fix describes successive historical attempts to rearrange labor and technology to maintain the local economy amid international price fluctuations and declining resource reserves; it also attends...

...Ontics and Epistemics This chapter asks how molecular models “re-present” and “stand in” as proxies for protein molecules. It examines the use of mimetic, three-dimensional models in the history of the life sciences, comparing and contrasting these to models of protein structures...

... on the Haitian Revolution and the clear-cut judgments of success and failure to which this historical process often seems to lend itself have not only eclipsed other instances of resistance but also encouraged the development of a one-dimensional focus on autonomy and rebellion that denies the complexity...