5.12 Autobiopictorial persons
Some of us make pictures about ourselves and organize our experiences in images. Autobiopictory is the act of painting (pictory) the life (bio) of oneself (auto). Autobiopictorial persons are persons who use designs as their primary means of making sense of the world.
Read selections from Temple Grandin's work, an autobiography in which the author argues that she does not think in words and narratives but in pictures. If Grandin were incapable of writing autobiography--as she clearly is not--would she be a pure case of an autobiopictorial person?
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Maintained By: Gary Comstock
Last Updated: 2009-08-15
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28-Jan-2010 3.4 Contention: "Persons have physical causes."
04-Feb-2010 4.0 HUMANS
09-Feb-2010 5.0 PERSONS
11-Feb-2010 5.05 Humans as singular beings
16-Feb-2010 5.15 Persons and control
18-Feb-2010 5.1 Persons as narratives
18-Feb-2010 5.11 Autobiographical persons
23-Feb-2010 5.12 Autobiopictorial persons
25-Feb-2010 5.13 Autobiomusical persons
02-Mar-2010 5.2 Near-persons
02-Mar-2010 5.3 Far-persons
04-Mar-2010 Individual group meetings
09-Mar-2010 5.4 Non-persons
11-Mar-2010 Group meetings
23-Mar-2010 6.0 ANIMALS
23-Mar-2010 6.1 Mammals
30-Mar-2010 6.2 Birds
30-Mar-2010 6.3 Reptiles and amphibians
06-Apr-2010 7.0 MACHINES
06-Apr-2010 7.1 Can machines think?
08-Apr-2010 7.2 Machine ethics
13-Apr-2010 Student presentations, Group 5
15-Apr-2010 Student presentations, Group 2
20-Apr-2010 Student presentations, Group 3
22-Apr-2010 Student presentations, Group 4
27-Apr-2010 Student presentations, Group 1
29-Apr-2010 9.0 CONCLUSION
24-Aug-2010 1.0 INTRODUCTION TO WEBSITE
24-Aug-2010 2.0 INTRODUCTION TO COURSE
26-Aug-2010 3.0 ANALYZING ARGUMENTS
26-Aug-2010 3.1 Contention: "Brains do not need bodies."
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