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Мультисенсорный музей: междисциплинарный взгляд на осязание, звук, запах, память и пространство
Мультисенсорный музей: междисциплинарный взгляд на осязание, звук, запах, память и пространство

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The Book of Touch / Classen C. (Ed.).

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Leahy H.R. (2012) Museum Bodies: The Politics and Practices of Visiting and Viewing. Farnham, Surrey: Ashgate.

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Candlin F. (2010) Art, Museums and Touch. Manchester: Manchester University Press.

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Candlin F. Museums, modernity, and the class politics of touching objects // Touch in Museums: Policy and Practice in Object Handling / Chatterjee H.J. (Ed.) (2008) Oxford, UK: Berg: 9–20.

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Hagen M. C., Franzen O., McGlone F., Essick G., Dancer C., Pardo J. V. (2002) Tactile motion activates the human middle temporal / V5 (MфT/V5) complex // European Journal of Neuroscience, № 16: 957–964. Summers I. R., Francis S. T., Bowtell R. W., McGlone F. P., Clemence M. (2009) A functional magnetic resonance imaging investigation of cortical activation from moving vibrotactile stimuli on the fingertip // Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, № 125: 1033–1039.

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Pascual-Leone A., Hamilton R. H. (2001) The metamodal organization of the brain // Progress in Brain Research, № 134: 427–445. Lacey S., Tal N., Amedi A., Sathian K. (2009а) A putative model of multisensory object representation // Brain Topography, № 21: 269–274. James T. W., VanDerKlok R. M., Stevenson R. A., James K.H. (2011) Multisensory perception of action in posterior temporal and parietal cortices // Neuropsychologia, № 49: 108–114.

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Подробнее см.: Peissig J.J., Tarr M.J. (2007) Visual object recognition: Do we know more now than we did 20 years ago? // Annual Review of Psychology, № 58: 75–96; Lacey S., Sathian K. (2011) Multisensory object representation: insights from studies of vision and touch // Progress in Brain Research, № 191: 165–176.

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Использующего информацию в рамках одной сенсорной системы (прим. науч. ред.).

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В которое вовлечены разные органы чувств (прим. науч. ред.).

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Lacey S., Peters A., Sathian K. (2007а) Cross-modal object representation is viewpoint-independent // PLoS ONE, № 2: 890.

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Прим. науч. ред.: Обучение перцептивным способностям (способностям восприятия), которое позволяет приобрести изменения реакций на сенсорные стимулы в ходе повторных воздействий этих стимулов. По сути, речь идет о развитии навыков восприятия (осязание, обоняние и т. д.) См. про исследование: Lacey S., Campbell C. and Sathian K. (2007b). Vision and touch: Multiple or multisensory representations of objects? Perception, 36, 1513–21.

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Lacey S., Lin J.B., Sathian K (2011) Object and spatial imagery dimensions in visuo-haptic representations // Experimental Brain Research, № 213: 267–273.

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В задании использовались деревянные блоки, имевшие разные текстуру за счет покрытия наждачной бумагой, бумагой с текстом, набранным шрифтом Брайля, бархатной тканью. Еще один блок оставался гладким (прим. науч. ред.).

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Lacey S. et al. (2011).

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Lacey S., Campbell C. (2006) Mental representation in visual / haptic crossmodal memory: Evidence from interference effects // Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, № 59: 361–376.

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Lacey S. et al. (2007a).

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Sathian K. (2005) Visual cortical activity during tactile perception in the sighted and the visually deprived // Developmental Psychobiology, № 46: 279–286; Sathian K., Stilla R. (2010) Cross-modal plasticity of tactile perception in blindness // Restorative Neurology and Neuroscience, № 28: 271–281.

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В исследованиях с применением фМРТ можно обнаружить большое количество статистически значимых связей активности одного отдела мозга с другим, но на основании наличия корреляции невозможно установить причину этой связи. Особую ценность представляют поиски эффективных связей, которые отражают взаимное влияние отделов мозга друг на друга, и стоящие за ними нейрональные связи. Такие исследования требуют специального дизайна. О некоторых из них авторы статьи рассказывают дальше (прим. науч. ред.).

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Peltier S., Stilla R., Mariola E., LaConte S., Hu X., Sathian K. (2007) Activity and effective connectivity of parietal and occipital cortical regions during haptic shape perception // Neuropsychologia, № 45: 476–483; Deshpande G., Hu X., Stilla R., Sathian K. (2008) Effective connectivity during haptic perception: A study using Granger causality analysis of functional magnetic resonance imaging data // NeuroImage, № 40: 1807–1814.

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Lucan J.N., Foxe J.J., Gomez-Ramirez M., Sathian K., Molholm S. (2010) Tactile shape discrimination recruits human lateral occipital complex during early perceptual processing // Human Brain Mapping, № 31: 1813–1821.

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Lacey S., Campbell C., Sathian K. (2007b) Vision and touch: Multiple or multisensory representations of objects? // Perception, № 36: 1513–1521.

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От др. – греч. Μίμησις – подобие, воспроизведение, подражание – принцип подражания искусства действительности.

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Игра слов от in sight – «в поле зрения» и insight – «понимание».

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