Valle Inclan: The Lights of Bohemia

Valle-Inclán, Ramón María del; Lyon, John

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“…The present study has several limitations. First, differences in the concepts of eye preference and visual field dominance [30] suggest the possibility of a visual field dominance effect on our results. However, the lack of significant effects of the eye of target presentation in most experimental conditions may mitigate the relevance of this limitation.…”

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“…In Experiment 1, we employed DRSVP, presenting RSVP separately to each eye [30], either two slightly different RSVP or the same RSVP. The goal was to verify whether under interocular competition, attention on the onset of rivalry was captured by a monocular channel or by a visual representation of stimulus, observing the effects of these experimental settings in AB protocols.…”

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Exploring Binocular Visual Attention by Presenting Rapid Dichoptic and Dioptic Series

Moreno-Sánchez,

Matsushima,

Aznar-Casanova

2024

Brain Sciences

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This study addresses an issue in attentional distribution in a binocular visual system using RSVP tasks under Attentional Blink (AB) experimental protocols. In Experiment 1, we employed dichoptic RSVP to verify whether, under interocular competition, attention may be captured by a monocular channel. Experiment 2 was a control experiment, where a monoptic RSVP assessed by both or only one eye determines whether Experiment 1 monocular condition results were due to an allocation of attention to one eye. Experiment 3 was also a control experiment designed to determine whether Experiment 1 results were due to the effect of interocular competition or to a diminished visual contrast. Results from Experiment 1 revealed that dichoptic presentations caused a delay in the type stage of the Wyble’s eSTST model, postponing the subsequent tokenization process. The delay in monocular conditions may be further explained by a visual attenuation, due to fusion of target and an empty frame. Experiment 2 evidenced the attentional allocation to monocular channels when forced by eye occlusion. Experiment 3 disclosed that monocular performance in Experiment 1 differs significantly from conditions with interocular competition. While both experiments revealed similar performance in monocular conditions, rivalry conditions exhibit lower detection rates, suggesting that competing stimuli was not responsible for Experiment 1 results. These findings highlight the differences between dichoptic and monoptic presentations of stimuli, particularly on the AB effect, which appears attenuated or absent in dichoptic settings. Furthermore, results suggest that monoptic presentation and binocular fusion stages were a necessary condition for the attentional allocation.

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Exploring Binocular Visual Attention by Presenting Rapid Dichoptic and Dioptic Series

Moreno-Sánchez,

Matsushima,

Aznar-Casanova

2024

Brain Sciences

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“…He felt a sense of belonging to everything, so he was always a fighter, but he took a long creative path to revolution and democracy. The first collection of the writer's works was "Women's Stories" 1 In 1895, many topics were raised there, which he later revealed in other works of art, and general sketches of future images of heroes can also be found there. At first, the worldview of Valle-Inclan was formed in the mainstream of Latin American modernism and partly French decadence.…”

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The Poetics of Ramon Maria Del Valle-Inclans Prose in the Works: Womens Stories, Sonatas, Flower of Holiness, Carlist War, Tyrant Banderas, etc.

Ugli¹

2023

IJRASET

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Each text and each movement has its own style. Literary type is a product of written speech that does not have elements characteristic of poetry, such as weight and rhyme. Prose as a form of written speech appeared later than poetry, as in the literature of European nations, as well as in the literature of Eastern nations. If the prose speech was quiet and lofty, like the poetic speech, when it first appeared, by the first quarter of the 20th century, it began to be devoid of excess luxury, and it increasingly obeyed the rules of realistic imagery. Artistic simplicity, naturalness, tendency to approach real life became the main criteria of Nasr. At the same time, writers did not forget that prose is a form of artistic speech. Based on their own creative style and the nature of the work being written, they chose the necessary rhythm (tone) and effectively used and are using image tools

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Valle Inclan: The Lights of Bohemia

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Exploring Binocular Visual Attention by Presenting Rapid Dichoptic and Dioptic Series

Exploring Binocular Visual Attention by Presenting Rapid Dichoptic and Dioptic Series

The Poetics of Ramon Maria Del Valle-Inclans Prose in the Works: Womens Stories, Sonatas, Flower of Holiness, Carlist War, Tyrant Banderas, etc.

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