To my mind, the deeper pleasure in metaphor lies in creating unexpected equations, perceiving likeness in the land of unlikeness.
In the 1980s and early 1990s Horn created her installation series Pair Objects, for which she placed two identical sculptures in two different neighbouring locations, encouraging the viewer to perceive the object twice and process the likenesses and differences.
Thus, as signifiers, their value comes primarily from their perceived likeness to the internal landscape of the body.
Each sensible object generates a likeness of itself in the medium through which it is perceived, and that likeness in turn generates another likeness successively in the sense organ, causing the sense power to apprehend the sensible object.
Anderson, who perceived a likeness to fellow American actor Paul Newman, cast Thinnes as the male lead after viewing his performance in the television series The Invaders (1967 68).
Right to likeness: With emerging technology allowing for one's likeness (i.e., face, voice, etc). to be used without their permission, we are interested in seeing how individuals perceive their likeness being used in different ways.
"I can the more readily believe it, inasmuch as, despite your colour, I can perceive a certain likeness to Major Lindsay, whom I knew intimately".
However, for individuals who perceive human-likeness with only limited or no knowledge of the robot, it should be adaptive to require a period of habituation and learning before approaching or exploring a non-humanoid that moves contingently.
In the four studies described herein, a computer generated human character's facial proportions, skin texture, and level of detail were varied to examine their effect on perceived eeriness, human likeness, and attractiveness.
The results demonstrate that the tendency to build a model of another's mind linearly increases with its perceived human-likeness.
She recognizes the likeness but chafes at it, preferring to be perceived as a system.
