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Sittel J: The Experience of Fear in
Horror Films

The Experience of Fear in Horror Films

Methods for Software-Based Analysis and Interpretation of Narrative Suspense

Theorie, Methoden und Anwendungsfelder der Nutzerforschung

UX Research und User Research

Beyond the Computer Metaphor of Mind and Brain

Our brains are built to be constantly hungry for novelty. With novelty comes learning. As we experience life, we learn new skills and knowledge. Few people know exactly what goes on inside our heads as we journey through our experiences.This book presents in a simple and easy to understand manner the inside stories that explain the outside events. Each story explains the phenomenon that happens in our daily life by going inside to see what goes on in the brain as we experience life and acquire new knowledge. The explanations are based on evidence in neuroscience. The stories could be as simple as to explain on why you were not able to pay attention to the discussion than your friend sitting next to you. Or it could be as complex as why you simply could not lose that extra pounds despite all the effort, time and resources you spent.

Learning Inside Out: A Guide To What Goes On Inside The Brain As You Learn

Der Band bietet Überblickskapitel zu Geschichte, Gattungen und Genres des Kinder- und Jugendfilms und geht auch auf Animationsfilm und 3D-Kino ein. Er bietet eine ausführliche Anleitung zur Filmanalyse: Dramaturgie, Mise-en scène, Ton/Auralität, Montage etc. Ein weiteres Kapitel gibt Hinweise zur didaktischen Arbeit im Schulunterricht. Mit zwei umfangreichen Beispielanalysen. - Weitere Analysen sowie Sequenzprotokolle (Musterblätter und Beispiele) im Internet. Zweite, aktualisierte und erweiterte Auflage eines 2013 bei UVK/UTB erschienenen Bandes.

Eine Einführung

Kinder- und Jugendfilmanalyse

Develop an understanding of how the principles of neuromarketing can be applied to your everyday marketing for a competitive edge.

Practical Insights for Improving Customer Engagement

Neuromarketing

How the Overdiagnosis Epidemic is Making Us Sick - THE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER

The Age of Diagnosis

Material Engagement and the Creation of Self-Consciousness

People Are STRANGE

This Handbook will be a unique encompassing overview of the figure of the Zombie. This project will show that while there are many zombies and many texts about zombies it is still often viewed as little more than a sub-genre of Horror. In some respects this is confirmed by the many books and collections that often frame it within a very specific, contained, narrative of the evolution of the zombie, usually beginning with Haitian voodoo and/or George A. Romero’s Night of the Living Dead. However, its history and multiplicity warrants something far more ambitious in terms of cataloguing and defining its many forms, types and possible readings. Consequently, this Handbook proposes to feature elements of all the many and varied representations, narratives, and theories of the zombie, across cultures, histories and mediums to show that it is not just as multifaceted story-world, but is much more akin to a genre in its own right, or what we might term the Zombie Megatext.

The Palgrave Handbook of the Zombie

Conceptual Spaces as a Framework

Reasoning with Concepts

Palgrave Studies in Adaptation and Visual Culture

Alexandre Dumas's literary reputation has been ascending, particularly within France, but he is still an underappreciated writer among scholars. Nevertheless, his Three Musketeers have become woven into the cultural fabric of our global civilization. Weinberg adroitly examines reasons for the appeal and significance of these characters within popular culture, as well as the myriad ways in which they have been imagined and reimagined in various media over time. In so doing, she makes a valuable contribution to studies on Dumas and reveals why he remains one of the most popular writers in the world.
--Dr. Eric Martone (Dean of the School of Education,&nbsp;Professor, History/Social Studies Education,&nbsp;Mercy University, USA) 
This book offers a groundbreaking exploration of Alexandre Dumas’s enduring&nbsp; legacy, focusing on his most celebrated work, The Three Musketeers. Despite its global popularity and cultural impact, critical studies on Dumas and his iconic novel are surprisingly scarce. This monograph breaks new ground as the first modern critical study dedicated to The Three Musketeers, examining its myriad adaptations across diverse cultures and media. Delving into the rich tapestry of Adaptation Studies, this book transcends traditional analyses by exploring a wide array of adaptations beyond the familiar Anglo-centric lens. From India to the Slavic world, and especially examining Latin America, it provides a comprehensive examination of how The Three Musketeers has been reimagined in various cultural contexts. Readers will discover how this serialized novel evolved into a cornerstone of Western culture, tracing its journey through 19th-century printings, stage versions, and children’s books. This monograph also investigates the global screen presence – or absence – of the Musketeers. Scholars and enthusiasts alike will find this book invaluable for understanding Dumas’s complex identity as a mixed-race author in 19th-century France. It sheds light on the criticism he faced during his lifetime and how he became the object of systemic erasure from his works. By examining how Dumas’s identity has influenced the adaptation and circulation of his stories, this book reveals the intricate relationship between author and characters. This essential read is perfect for researchers in literature, film studies, cultural studies, and anyone intrigued by the fascinating interplay between text and adaptation.
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Ana Laura Magis Weinberg holds a PhD in Adaptation Studies from De Montfort University. She specializes in issues of adaptation, identity, and global cinema. Her work has been published in newspapers, magazines, indexed publications, and edited volumes including the Arden Shakespeare collection and the journal Shakespeare. She is currently researching Shakespeare and culture in Latin America at the National Autonomous University of Mexico.

Authorship, Transmission and Adaptation through The Three Musketeers

How Artificial Intelligence Emulates Human Understanding

Thinking AI

The Rational Use of Cognitive Resources

The Experience of Fear in Horror Films

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