Sentence examples for language of vision from inspiring English sources

His writings include Language of Vision (1944) and The New Landscape in Art and Science (1956).

One of his favorite books was Gyorgy Kepes's "Language of Vision," and when he discovered that the author taught at Brooklyn College, Bass enrolled for evening classes.

Kepes left Chicago (and his mentor) in 1943 to teach at Brooklyn College, then published "The Language of Vision," which set out his theories on the impact of the "new" technologies of photography, cinema and television on visual culture.

In the last decade he delved into mysticism and spirituality, with books like "Myth and Sexuality," "The Language of Vision: Myth and Metaphor in Society" and "The Mythology of Transgression: Homosexuality as Metaphor".

This might be suggested by his references to the intellective power as spiritual vision and his frequent use of the language of vision and illumination in his accounts of cognition.

The right relationship, he holds, is this: non-conscious states of mind must be 'potentially conscious.' If some psychological theories (of language, of vision) postulate an unconscious so deeply buried that its mental representations cannot even potentially become conscious, so much the worse for those theories.

Demme heightens our senses from the outset; he saturates us in the logic of his aesthetics and the language of his vision.

First, look for the language of opportunity, of vision and of collaboration.

I know some people can't bear this low-grade philosophical talk about the languages and technology of vision, but I am still captivated by it.

"Next year we will see AI breakthroughs with Video Comprehension, where it will increasingly emphasize multi-modal analysis of vision, language, speech and sound.

Two people who have a shared language of intention and vision for their days together are literally on the same map.