Some philosophers try to ground qualia in modes of representation deployed by experiences within their representational contents.
Another interesting thing about Dunham is that she seems less interested in cinematic modes of representation than artistic ones.
Japan, abruptly introduced to foreign customs and culture after the mid-19th century, raced to remake itself as a modern nation, which included adapting Western modes of representation.
Michelle Facos and Thor Mednick, in their recent anthology "The Symbolist Roots of Modern Art," observe that the Symbolists undermined conventional modes of representation in an effort to "access the divine directly".
This allowed him to introduce different modes of representation, as well as a new level of invention and construction, into his pieces.
In this world of celebrity makeovers, reality TV and YouTube, here is an artist whose different modes of representation seem truer now than when they were made".
Salle is known for mixing modes of representation and appropriated ready-made motifs in a single canvas, suggesting but defying any legible narrative.
This relationship always derived from shared aims, scientists and artists both tackling the big issues of life and death, inventing systems of reality and other self-sufficient modes of representation.
At the same time, critics love categories and don't want to wrangle with shifting modes of representation, with hybrids, blends, and interminglings of documentary and fiction (such as the elusive, indeterminate, truly challenging form of "Arabian Nights").
It contrasts various modes of representation, degrees of resolution and forms of aural communication (lovers' pillow talk, poetry and song); implicates history and art history; and invokes several ethnic stereotypes.
