We consider theories of how object concepts develop in infancy, focusing on the seminal views of Jean Piaget, and more recent alternatives based on innate concepts.
The Old Straight Track got a somewhat unexpected kickstart in 1969 with the appearance of hippy guru John Mitchell's seminal The View Over Atlantis.
Recognizing that psychological phenomena are biological processes, Sigmund Freud achieved the seminal insight of viewing them as primarily energetic and developed his psychodynamic theory on the basis of thermodynamics (Basch [1988]).
The focus on self-portraiture seems to serve a dual function: to highlight the best examples of self-portraiture throughout time, but also to show us how seminal artists have viewed themselves throughout history.
Almost immediately, the key question 'Why genes in pieces?' has been posed by Walter Gilbert who introduced, all in the same seminal News & Views article, the terms 'exons' and 'introns', and postulated major evolutionary significance of split genes thanks to the potential of exon shuffling and alternative splicing [ 3].
Identifying such an essence is a goal of philosophers; Plato is the seminal thinker in this view.
Since the appearance of Samuelson's seminal paper, the prevalent view was that the free rider problem was inevitable in the provision of pure public goods: once the good is made available to one person, it is available to all.
"Bird," from 1988, is Eastwood's most audacious film; its complex structure goes far beyond the biopic tropes to evoke the director's impressionistic, mythological view of the seminal modern-jazz musician.
In view of the seminal results obtained with heterogeneous materials involving metal oxide catalysts, the examination of transition metal nanoparticle-based WOCs constitutes a promising research frontier within H2O-oxidation catalysis.
There are two views of this seminal film from the early 70s.
