Confocal time-lapse images of MinD and MinE (doped with 10% MinE.Atto655) in large compartments with a width of 50 µm.
(A ) Confocal time-lapse images of MinD and MinE (doped with 10% MinE.Atto655) in compartments with decresing width of the neck from compartment 1 to 2. The depicted compartments at time step '80 s' correspond to the third and fourth compartment in the left column of Figure 6D.
He famously challenges Locke's analogy of the mind as blank slate with a competing image of the mind as a block of marble whose veins already mark out the shape of Hercules (52).
The second stanza is arresting, with that strange image of the "mind" taking hold of the trees, an act both destructive and creative.
Given that dynamic, plus the belief that silence is a tacit admission of guilt, the suspect no longer fits the 18th-century image of clear mind and free will that is a fundamental tenet of the law.
There is a traumatic painting by him in the Prado of the Temptations of St Anthony; you can't help seeing this image of a mind beset by freakishness and chaos as autobiographical.
"You would do better to honor the image of his mind, which through the Holy Spirit is expressed in the gospels".
She says she has a particular image of Burt in mind, one from the 70s in which he posed nude for Cosmopolitan on a bearskin rug.
Way back when, one of the performers I really like was an early mind-reader called Alexander; that exotic image of the turbaned mind-reader comes from him.
(Lewis Carroll is one of the special exceptions, his images of childhood minds being at once smoldering and still, above all, sensible — his girls think, rather than know).
