And it is partly because some styles practiced in the past by forgotten artisans embody feelings of liveliness and immediacy that modern artists love to emulate.
For example, feelings of stress were substantially decreased for diabetic patients after participating in LY [ 24] and feelings of liveliness, activation, cheerfulness, and friendliness increased for patients awaiting organ transplantation [ 25].
Vilmar further emphasises Hebel's description of nature by the river Wiese, the poem "Sonntagsfrühe", and especially the stories of the Schatzkästlein: "In their mood, their deep and genuine feeling, the liveliness of their imagery, the stories are unsurpassable, and worth a whole cart-load of novels".
He defines belief as a sort of liveliness or vividness that accompanies the perception of an idea.
The sole difference between an idea and an impression is the degree of liveliness or vivacity each possesses.
Where Gran Turismo is a dense, focused simulation that can alienate those wanting a real feeling of arcade speed, Forza embraces the liveliness of a race and aims to provide those instant thrills as well as an overall impression of authenticity.
In the process the aspect of liveliness proper to the impression infects the idea, Hume asserts.
And it is this aspect of liveliness that Hume defines as the essence of belief.
Mitchell's previous novel, "Black Swan Green" (2006), was packed full of this kind of liveliness.
Few of this book's milieus are evoked with any kind of liveliness or precision.
Two centuries earlier, the Italian humanist Leon Battista Alberti, anticipating Hogarth, emphasizes a similar co-dependence of liveliness and line.
