Although poetic representations are confused representations (§14, 42), they have sensuous clarity.
In his portraits, Picasso would sometimes deliberately confuse their representation, crowning Dora with Marie-Thérèse's flowers, or dressing Marie-Thérèse in a costume more fitting for Dora.
A comedy of confused aims — representation, caricature, poetry, burlesque — may be Currin's master theme, proposing that the present culture enables nothing more from him and requires nothing less.
The larger the experimental group, the bigger was the apparent size of the population and the more confused the representation.
Confusing population with representation risks putting the debate into reverse gear.
The Leibnizians fail to recognize that intuition is a kind of objective representation, rather than a merely confused representation, one that is confused because it represents a state of the subject while purporting to represent objects.
In the Amphiboly, for instance, he complains that Leibniz "left nothing for the senses but the contemptible job of confusing and upsetting the representations" of the understanding (A276/B332).
Nobody confuses these artists' representations with the author's, but their validated excellence may rub off.
When we talk about women's empowerment, we should not be confused by superficial representations of entertainment, beauty, and fashion.
Since the shape and the skewness of the run length distribution change with the magnitude of the mean shift, the number of Phase-I samples and sample sizes, it is shown that the traditional chart's performance measure, i.e. the average run length, is confusing and not a good representation of a typical chart's performance.
