Exam 4: Turning Worlds Into Images

Because of the viewer's knowledge, the absence of Joseph and the Saints in a 15^th century painting would be an example of the ___________.

In what way does William Kentridge's art make "the process of drawing itself" visible?

Hypothetical properties of particles are considered to be outside the field of representation, and are thus ______________.

Thomas Weiskel stated that "a humanist sublime is ________________."

Photons and electrons are known as equations, making them _______________.

The insufficiency of visualization as a universalizing notion is best shown by practices of _______.

Which word did Aristotle use to define what we now call "imagination"?

_______of the non-visual can be potentially misleading and unhelpful.

Sound spectrograms are an example of the strategy of ___________________.

Which is one of the few visible properties of particles in particle physics?

Discuss why the link between visualization and scientific method is so problematic.

Which one of these is NOT one of the four positions found in Jacques Derrida's The Truth in Painting?

Which of the five claims for visualization are most important for science?

Current textbooks warn of illustrations inability to adequately represent subjects in quantum mechanics.

There are signs of a new visually oriented mathematics in the fields of _______.

In the 15^th and 16^th centuries, a goal in much of art was to create a new nature that possibly surpassed the original.

The neuro-histologist _______ favored hand-drawn visualizations of microscopic images, allowing for his judgement to intervene.

In Immanuel Kant's Meditations on First Philosophy, he distinguishes between imagination and "pure intellection."

Which 17^th century figure stated that "un picture ita visio" (vision is like painting)?

Which of the following is an example of the splendor in a painting?