In fact, Guugu Yimithirr doesn't make any use of egocentric coordinates at all.
Subjects navigated within the environment in egocentric perspective at constant speed using a four-direction keypad with their right hand.
I don't feel egocentric about it at all, but I feel as if I can see things in a certain way.
They possess the unsettling intensity of Benjy's interior monologue in Faulkner's "Sound and the Fury," immersing the reader in the slip-sliding world of a child's imagination, a world at once egocentric and rudderless, a world of bright, shimmering sensations and fragmentary knowledge.
More precisely, we expected a continuum of postural strategies across subjects with 1) at one extreme the maintaining of an egocentric reference frame and 2) at the other the re-activation of childhood strategies consisting in adopting an egocentric reference frame.
"I think the biggest criticism is the almost egocentric nature of the sport at any level, and the fact that that very often stands in the way of judgment," said Lopez.
For example, when listeners are asked to make stationary distance judgments of looming and receding sounds that have come to stop at the same egocentric distance from the listener, looming sounds are perceived as closer than receding sounds (Neuhoff, 2001; Neuhoff et al., 2009).
And he's not a fan of Shapiro's egocentric style, shaking his head at that headline-making press conference.
On one level that seems like the most egocentric of all pursuits, but at its most basic, it reminds me that the Genius device of all time is the human body and that the pump in my chest keeps working day in and day out, constantly preserving my ability to tell stories.
