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- Title: Phil Journal 1
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- School: Colorado
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Montgomery Lucas January 24, 2008 PHIL 1000 Journal #1 Playing with Fire, Sheep, and Wolves According to Bertrand Russell, "Philosophy is to be studied, not for the sake of any definite answers to its questions, since no definite answers can, as a rule, be known to be true". A grueling study that renders no answers except in the form of theory and possibility. One would begin to think that such an exercise is one of futility and doomed to frustration, yet Philosophy touches upon the insatiable appetite of mankind's curiosity and engenders exploration rather than frustration. Is it the curiosity to know? Doubtful, since answers in Philosophy are merely hypothetical. So what caliber of curiosity captures the philosopher's soul and sends him backpacking off to the boundless frontiers of the mind? Philosophy is not an exercise in self improvement or self help. Try yoga. The pondering of God, knowledge, and science does not comfort and console the conscious or subconscious fears of those that ponder. Rather such ponderings disturb and question beliefs and certainties; beliefs and certainties that the practical man will never have to question. The fearful curiosity that accompanies such endeavors of exploration is the root of revelation. As children, our imaginations knew new depths in moments of fear. The shadows in the corners reared as monsters and the wind howled as wolves. I believe the same is true in the study of Philosophy. The fear of questioning the pillars of our morality and sensibility spawns questions and avenues that a mundane devoid mind of questions, the practical man's mind, will never know. Fear is rarely considered an ally, but even Freddy's gloves have a silver lining. Fear strives to scare us so deeply, so wholly, that it touches upon the very foundation of our character. Fear, like every ambitious conqueror, overreaches itself, and unknowingly stirs the true character behind the veil. And so the character is challenged, and I cannot help but think of fire. When confronted with fear on a fundamental level, one can either run from the fire or warm their hands by it. Confront your fears, or flee from them. Just as the caveman once upon a time realized that fire could be tamed, molded, and sent back out into the world, so one must realize that their fears or life, death, love, hate, and every other mortal shortcoming can be tamed, molded, and sent back out into the world. The caveman did not know why the stick burned; he did not understand the chemical reaction behind it. Nor do we know the science behind emotions, life, or God, but we can warm our hands by the passionate fears and doubts they ignite. Fear can cripple, but it can also be tamed and questioned and laid bare. Some of the most potent truths fuel our fears, for it seems ridiculous that we would fear a lie in the depths of our beings. No, it is only truth, or the possibility of truth, that can harm us. So pursue and question that fear, for you will probably find truth, or at least the essence of it. Sheer the sheep of fear and find the wolf of truth that hides under the wool.
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Description: TC 245 Ch. 1 Defining the Aesthetic Experience 8/22/2007 8:54:00 AM Objectives Understand: o Nature of aesthetic experience (AE) o Importance of AE from the product or (brand) environment for consumers o How AE affects the body, soul, and mind of t...
08-24-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: TC 245 Ch. 1 (cont.), Ch. 11, Ch. 2 Dissecting the definition (cont.): Products or environment 8/24/2007 9:00:00 AM o Products are material goods with physical properties that can be repeatedly experienced during appreciation o Environment is the m...
08-27-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: TC 245 Ch. 2 (cont.) 8/27/2007 8:58:00 AM Body as Contributor: Human body consists of aesthetic qualities (form, expression, and symbolic meaning) that can be altered and appreciated Aesthetic aspects include skin, hair, and eye o Color and texture...
08-29-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: TC 245 Ch. 2 (cont.) 8/29/2007 8:54:00 AM Environment as Contributor Store interior influences appreciation of apparel products and reinforces brand image Design features include display hardware, lighting, and music Lighting o Large impact on sto...
08-31-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: TC 245 Ch. 2 (cont.) Sensory, Emotional and Cognitive Experiences (cont.) Touch (cont.) 8/31/2007 8:54:00 AM o Tactile sensations from swatches affect consumer\'s attitude toward product and willingness to buy Kinesthetic o Kinesthetics is the perc...
09-05-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: TC 245 Download movie questions and notes from Class Web 9/5/2007 8:55:00 AM From marketing features to branding Evolved from marketing features and benefits o `what product has or does\' o customers sought products/service to fulfill needs add valu...
09-10-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: TC 245 Branding and aesthetics Aesthetic form is powerful o Turn into a premium product o Differentiates products by their design Coca cola red Dyson bright yellow vacuum cleaner Michael graves appliances Apparel Herv Lger bandage dress Issey M...
09-12-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: TC 245 Branding and Aesthetics Test #1: Ch. 1, 2, 11, and branding 9/12/2007 8:57:00 AM The 4 Ps (related to 4Ps of marketing, but different) Properties o E.g., physical retail environment o More permanent elements of the physical business, such as...
09-24-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: TC 245: Ch. 5 visual elements of design 9/24/2007 8:56:00 AM Elements of design Basic, perceivable units of form Perceived through our senses sight, sound, smell, touch and taste Building blocks of AE Start with elements perceived only through sight...
09-28-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: TC 245 Ch. 5: Color Value: Tints, Tones, Shades Tints are light value colors from adding white 9/28/2007 8:54:00 AM Tones are medium value colors from adding gray Shades are dark value colors from adding black Intensity Purity, brightness or satura...
10-03-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: TC 245 Importance of color to professionals Developers/gatekeepers 10/3/2007 8:56:00 AM o Need good color perception and good color sense Color specification and acceptance range done by eye or colorimeter Color memory to remember information fro...
10-10-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: TC 245 Lighting Enhances formal qualities of the body 10/10/2007 8:59:00 AM Lighting suggests meaning to reinforce image of brand o Source Natural Artificial Lighting suggests meaning to reinforce image of product o Shadows to give a sense of mys...
10-17-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: TC 245 Importance of line to professionals Promoters 10/17/2007 9:00:00 AM o Reinforce lines of products through body and environment Line created by hair can be changed Movement of coat to reinforce lines in dress Implied lines reinforce simpli...
10-24-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: TC 245 10/24/2007 8:52:00 AM Importance of shape for the professional Interaction of shapes between product and body o Pose of model and product shapes o When the product does not follow or exaggerates the natural body shape, more likely a fad Inte...
10-31-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: TC 245 Visual and tactile elements of design More than touch by the hand 10/31/2007 8:48:00 AM \"felt qualities\" or sensations from o touch of texture sensors all over body includes pain and temperature sensations space around the body between b...
11-02-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: TC 245 Formal Qualities of Texture Fabric Hand 11/2/2007 8:54:00 AM o The way fabric feels to the touch Fabric Drape o The manner in which fabric falls or hangs over a 3-D form Kawabata texture descriptors with standard tests o Flexibility bend f...
11-12-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: TC 245: Space 11/12/2007 8:59:00 AM Use of space Affects consumer perception and appreciation of apparel products Behavior in environments Space The available area within a given 2D or 3D boundary o Picture frame, ad page, product boundary, store s...
11-14-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: TC 245: Space (cont.) Composition of space in environments 2D surfaces of environment 11/14/2007 9:01:00 AM o Filled or unfilled due to type/amount/placement of shapes, lines, textures, patterns on a surface filled many, large, bold figures litt...
11-26-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: TC 245 Principles of Design 11/26/2007 8:58:00 AM Principles of Design Guidelines for understanding and creating arrangements of the elements of design to help create order or complexity fro the viewer o Gestalt Principles of Perceptual Organizatio...
12-03-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: TC 245: Principles of Design (cont.) 12/3/2007 9:05:00 AM Balance Distribution of visual weight of units within a form o Within product o Body/ensemble o Catalog or magazine page o Story board Balanced arrangement decreases complexity o Makes sens...
12-07-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: Principles of Design Proportion Relative size relationship 12/7/2007 9:01:00 AM o Between layout and surface units within a product, body, or environment Relationships affect aesthetic pleasure Golden section o ideal relation in division of a line ...
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Description: Fashion Forecasting Anastasia Kral 562362801 Iowa State University TC 131: Introduction to Apparel Product Development, Section 2 Instructor: Elena Karpova, Ph.D. January 31, 2006 I abide by the ISU conduct code: __ Kral As defined in the first a...
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Description: Textile Design Development Project Anastasia Kral 562362801 Iowa State University TC 131: Introduction to Apparel Product Development, Section 2 Instructor: Elena Karpova, Ph.D. March 30, 2006 I abide by the ISU conduct code: __ Kral The inspirat...
Line ConceptPath: Iowa State >> TC >> 131 Spring, 2006
Description: Line Concept Anastasia Kral 562362801 Iowa State University TC 131: Introduction to Apparel Product Development, Section 2 Instructor: Elena Karpova, Ph.D. February 16, 2006 I abide by the ISU conduct code: _ Kral As defined in the first assignme...
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Description: Line Development Project Anastasia Kral 562362801 Iowa State University TC 131: Introduction to Apparel Product Development, Section 2 Instructor: Elena Karpova, Ph.D. April 27, 2006 I abide by the ISU conduct code: __ Kral The target market I\'ve...
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Description: TC 245: Design Principles (Cont.) 11/28/2007 8:57:00 AM Importance of Gestalt Principles to Apparel Professionals Developer: Sign of good design and quality Gatekeeper & Promoter: identify and emphasize trends, visual effects, and give order o Simi...
11-30-07Path: Iowa State >> TC >> 245 Fall, 2007
Description: TC 245: Principles of Design 11/30/2007 8:54:00 AM Principles of Design Each decreases complexity through cohesion (arrangement) of units o o o o Rhythm Pattern created by the movement of the eye across repeating units in a form o Series of units r...
test3notesPath: Iowa State >> COM ST >> 311 Summer, 2006
Description: LUCCHETTI Rational: More known about partner, more able to make better sexual choices (99.7% felt knowledgeable about safe-sex, but 40+% didn\'t know history disclosure was safe sex practice) Double Bind: Trust V. Risk (want to disclose to promote tru...
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