The Soft Embodiment of Culture: Camera Angles and Motion through Time and Space
Cultural assumptions about one's relation to others and one's place in the world can be literally embodied in the way one cognitively maps out one's position and motion in time and space. In three experiments, we examined the psychological perspective that Asian American and Euro-Amer...
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Main Authors: | LEUNG, Angela K. Y., COHEN, Dov |
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2007
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