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HomePageWelcome to the Archive for the Visualizing Knowledge SeminarThis Archive will be updated after each session with streaming audio of the presentation and questions
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Fall Quarter Archive03 October 2006 James Elkins, Art Institute of Chicago
Perspective and Other Visual Modes across the University
17 October 2006 Thomas Hankins, University of Washington (emeritus)
Seeing and Showing with Instruments in Early Modern Science
31 October 2006 Panel Discussion : Visualizing Concepts
Joann Kleinneiur, Stanford University
Reviel Netz, Stanford University
14 November 2006 Pat Hanrahan, Stanford University
28 November 2006 Panel Discussion: Japan and the Western Eye
Christine Guth, Independent Scholar
Hokusai's Geometry
Timon Screech, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London
Knowing that Thought Hangs Round Dead Bones: Japanese
Anatomical Practice in the Edo Period
Winter Quarter Archive16 January 2007 Barbara Maria Stafford, University of Chicago
Grammars of Expression, Visual Formulas, Schema and How They Mean
30 January 2007 Panel Discussion: New Media Practices in Visualizing the Past
Michael Shanks, Stanford University
Timothy Webmoor, Stanford University
13 February 2007 Panel Discussion : The Digital Future and Optical Past
Elizabeth Kessler, Stanford University
Anne Friedberg, University of Southern California
27 February 2007 Panel Discussion: Visible Knowledge Systems
David Rumsey, Cartography Associates and Luna Imaging, Inc.
Kären Wigen, Stanford University
6 March 2007 Panel Discussion: Institutions of Visual Knowledge
Timothy Lenoir, Duke University
Paula Findlen, Stanford University
Spring Quarter Archive10 April 2007 Panel Discussion: The Visibility of Motion
Marta Braun, Ryerson University
Pavle Levi, Stanford University
24 April 2007 Panel Discussion: Vision on the Web
Fred Turner, Stanford University
Henry Lowood, Stanford University
8 May 2007 Barbara Tversky, Stanford University
Some Ways that Graphics Communicate
22 May 2007 Panel Discussion: Visual Culture in Contemporary Japan
Thomas La Marre, McGill University
John Treat, Yale University
5 June 2007
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