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Differences in cerebral cortical anatomy of left- and right-handers
MRI handedness cortical surface area brain asymmetry FreeSurfer
2015/5/5
The left and right sides of the human brain are specialized for different kinds of information processing, and much of our cognition is lateralized to an extent toward one side or the other. Handednes...
Anatomy of a Modal Construction
modality necessity sufficiency exclusive operators minimizers only scope intervention negative polarity
2014/11/14
Languages can express the existence of an easy way of achieving a goal in a construction we call the sufficiency modal construction (SMC), which combines a minimizing/exclusive operator like only or n...
‘By a Comparison of Incidents and Dialogue’: Richard Owen, Comparative Anatomy and Victorian Serial Fiction
Comparison Dialogue Richard Owen Comparative Anatomy Victorian Serial Fiction
2010/11/16
Darwin’s extensive reading of literature was a crucial starting point for Gillian Beer’s insights into the interchange between science and culture which have shaped scholarship in the field for the la...
Life Drawing from Ape to Human: Charles Darwin's Theories of Evolution and William Rimmer's Art Anatomy（图）
Charles Darwin's Theories of Evolution William Rimmer's Art Anatomy
2009/11/20
The impact of Darwin's theories of evolution on the visual arts of nineteenth-century America has been considered primarily in the context of American landscape painting. Citing the year 1859, which m...
Anatomy of a Motif: The Fetus in Late 19th-Century Graphic Art（图）
Motif The Fetus Late 19th-Century Graphic Art
2009/11/20
This essay is an attempt to answer these questions. In it, I will show that the success of the fetus as a motif in Symbolist art was due to its multivalence. Because it was new and untried, (and shock...
Fleshing Out the Museum: Fernand Cormon’s Painting Cycle for the New Galleries of Comparative Anatomy, Paleontology, and Anthropology（图）
Museum Fernand Cormon’s Painting Cycle the New Galleries Comparative Anatomy Paleontology Anthropology
2009/11/20
There is much less evidence of what those who actually used the amphitheater—the Museum’s professors and their students—thought of these ten wall paintings. But, at the inauguration ceremony for the N...