The phrase "a mode of representation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different ways or methods of depicting or conveying information, ideas, or concepts.
Example: "In art, a mode of representation can significantly influence how the audience interprets the work."
Alternatives: "a method of depiction" or "a form of expression".
Hence, for Lanzmann, the primacy of oral testimony as a mode of representation and understanding at the heart of Shoah.
Karski says this very clearly". Hence, for Lanzmann, the primacy of oral testimony as a mode of representation and understanding at the heart of Shoah.
In the last few years, hypergraph-based methods have gained considerable attention in the resolution of real-world clustering problems, since such a mode of representation can handle higher-order relationships between elements compared to the standard graph theory.
And yet, as with the human brain, there are still epic discoveries to be made — like how photography functions in the world, how usefully it serves as a mode of representation and how much help it needs from other sources, like words, to earn the outsize measure of truth we afford it.
This chapter uses graphical statics and dynamical modelling to argue that Wittgenstein's picture theory of meaning is not based on a simple analogy of depiction, but on the contrary seeks a mode of representation by which performance and action can be calculated.
For instance, Baudrillard claims that modernity operates with a mode of representation in which ideas represent reality and truth, concepts that are key postulates of modern theory.
Through its very simplicity, the narrative "recognizes the inability of any mode of representation to adequately represent trauma," Chute said.
There is no such thing as representation without a mode of presentation.
Each chapter analyzes a case study from a different mode of representation: theatre, feature film, documentary film, museum exhibition, and tourism.
And each one uses a different mode of representation: algebraic, kinesthetic, virtual.
Baker's literary theory and criticism emphasizes the distinctiveness of an African American mode of representation (both in literature and, more generally, in culture) and the ways in which criteria for judgment and appreciation must engage with paradigms outside the mainstream nonblack academic and critical traditions.
