Thomas believes that in oppressive societies, the privileged are socially constituted differently from the oppressed, and so have different emotional configurations, making them experience things in different ways (p. 186).
Gonzalez-Rey (2009) expands Vygotsky's thinking by suggesting the researcher considers "Subjectivity as a continuous production of symbolic-emotional configurations…" (p.71).
It's hard to know how Clarke, who found her filmmaking voice speaking with and through men on the margins, addicts and hustlers included, fit into this strange emotional and cinematic configuration.
Experimental results show that the DuoNN architecture, configuration, and the additional emotional information processing, yield higher recognition rates and faster learning and decision making.
This idea dates back to a model of face recognition by Bruce and Young from 1986 [ 27], which describes the categorization of emotional expressions as resulting from the configuration of various facial features.
Just as we learn the alphabet and that teeth can bite -- horse teeth or brother teeth -- we learn the configurations of cuddling, the emotional contours of mother's voice, the silhouette of a friend.
Some brow configurations that falsely project emotional states, such as anxiety, may also be corrected.
Films tend to absorb us, making the process of analytical detachment harder, though artists learn to stand back from the emotional content of paintings to ponder the tonal configurations, the color schemes, the motifs, etc.
A long tradition [1] [3] assumes them as configurations of muscles conveying the inner emotional state of a person.
