From xenograft experiments to xenograft immune responses in cardiac surgery*

Ankersmit, Hendrik Jan

doi:10.1111/j.1399-3089.2012.00720.x

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“…38 However, the feelings connected to the documentary mode of experience need not be negative. The fact that the fictional historical world references actual historical events and thereby gains an intuitively persuasive "documentary" character can also trigger empathetic excitement and a sense of living involvement, an impression of "authentic contact" 39 with the historical past.…”

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Experience and Remembering

Greiner

2021

Cinematic Histospheres

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This chapter shows that forms of experience and memory are not mere effects but constitutive processes of histospheres. Accordingly, the first section explores the complex interrelationship between film, body, and memory. It argues that embodied memories make it possible to experience a film’s historical world as a physical reality, and add a bodily experiential dimension to the mise-en-histoire. Building on these considerations, the second section combines them with theories of media-generated memories: Histospheres draw not just on existing embodied memories and conceptions of history, but are actively involved in producing personal experiences with identity-forging potential. The third section examines the workings of reminiscence triggers, whereby filmic figurations link the film’s historical world to the spectator’s embodied memories and produce a kind of déjà vu effect.

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2021

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“…Although the way the scene is staged suggests that this is primarily a response to the violent loss of her husband, the sequence also depicts a phenomenon that the philosopher of history Frank R. Ankersmit describes as "authentic contact" with the past. 35 For Anna, the photo blurs the boundary between aesthetic and historical experience, and her present moment comes into contact with another, earlier layer of time. The kind of phenomenon that is here presented as an effect of trauma can also, I argue, be triggered by our perception of a film.…”

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Film/History/Experience

Greiner

2021

Cinematic Histospheres

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This chapter describes the interactions and intersections between film experience and historical experience. The first section introduces the phenomenological theories underpinning the notion of film experience and applies them to the historical film. Focusing on concepts of embodied film perception, it discusses the spectator’s impression of making direct contact with a film’s historical world. This imaginary contact with history bears similarities to Frank R. Ankersmit’s theory of historical experience, which is examined in the second section. The interconnections between Ankersmit’s concept and Vivian Sobchack’s phenomenological theory of film experience are considered in greater depth in the third section. The aim is to develop a concept of histospheres in which sensuous and cognitive perceptions are fused into a unified cinematic experience of history.

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“…Naso et al. [3] discussed the implications of the galactose‐α1,3‐galactose (Gal) epitope in a current clinical scenario and compared the reliability and specificity between isolectines and the M86 monoclonal antibody (mAb) for the determination of Gal expression (article commentary by Ankersmit [4]). The authors suggest that, to date, the M86 mAb is superior for the identification and quantification of residual Gal epitopes.…”

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Xenotransplantation literature update, September–October 2012

Schneider

2012

Xenotransplantation

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ReviewsDuring the period September-October 2012, three reviews on xenotransplantation were published. Hammerman [1] reviewed the successful adaptation of a pig-to-diabetic rat transplantation proto-col to a pig-to-diabetic non-human primate model, using insulin-producing cells originating from embryonic pig pancreas obtained on embryonic day 28 following pancreatic primordium forma-Schneider MKJ, Seebach JD. Xenotransplantation literature update,

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From xenograft experiments to xenograft immune responses in cardiac surgery*

Cited by 3 publications

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Experience and Remembering

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Xenotransplantation literature update, September–October 2012

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