Luis Emilio Bruni
Biographic Data
| ID | 3652625 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Luis Emilio Bruni |
| GIVEN NAMES | Luis Emilio |
| FAMILY NAME | Bruni |
| SIGNATURE | BRUNI L E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Aalborg University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3019-5043 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Differentiating types of cinematographic shot changes by cut through an EEG power spectral analysis
Films are composed of different sequentially ordered shots limited by cuts, which bound the last frame of the outcoming shot and the first frame of the incoming shot. In turn, film editing is known to impact its aesthetics, and has been widely studied in film theory. The objective of this research was to locate and identify neuronal response patterns that make it possible to differentiate between specific types of shot changes by cut. The analysi…
Sign evolution on multiple time scales. Introductory comments
Th is thematic issue explores aspects of sign emergence, development and change. Rather than static entities, signs are approached as dynamic relations that grow, develop and change over time in response to various environmental, cognitive, social or biological factors
On the embedded cognition of non-verbal narratives
Acknowledging that narratives are an important resource in human communication and cognition, the focus of this article is on the cognitive aspects of involvement with visual and auditory non-verbal narratives, particularly in relation to the newest immersive media and digital interactive representational technologies. We consider three relevant trends in narrative studies that have emerged in the 60 years of cognitive and digital revolution. The…
Sustainability, cognitive technologies and the digital semiosphere
The convergence of digital and multimodal cognitive technologies offers the possibility to interact in an ‘on-line’ cultural process mediated by new ways of representing our thoughts, emotions, ideas, beliefs, opinions and behaviours. Such technological integration not only alters and introduces innovations in the interactive and representational modes of networked media, perhaps inducing changes in our cognitive functions, but also conditions th…
Cognitive Sustainability in the Age of Digital Culture
The aim of this article is to contextualize the implications of the expansion of digital culture in the on-going dis- cussions about the relations between sustainability and information and communication technologies. In order to relate the development of a global digital communication web, its effects on cultural processes and the issues of ecosystem and hu- man sustainability that humanity is facing, I will relate and elaborate on three aspects…
Does “quorum sensing” imply a new type of biological information
When dealing with biological communication and information, unifying concepts are necessary in order to couple the different “codes” that are being inductively “cracked” and defined at different emergent and “deemergent” levels of the biological hierarchy. In this paper I compare the type of biological information implied by genetic information with that implied in the concept of “quorum sensing” (which refers to a prokaryotic cell-to-cell commun…
Biosemiotics and ecological monitoring
During the recent decades, a global culrural-institutional network has gradually grown lip to project, implement, and use an enormous technological web that is supposed to observe, monitor, communicate, inventory, and assess our environment and its biodiversity in order to implement sustainable management models. The majority of "knowledge tools" that have been incorporated in the mainstream of this "techno-web" are amply based on a combination o…
Sustainability, cognitive technologies and the digital semiosphere
The convergence of digital and multimodal cognitive technologies offers the possibility to interact in an ‘on-line’ cultural process mediated by new ways of representing our thoughts, emotions, ideas, beliefs, opinions and behaviours. Such technological integration not only alters and introduces innovations in the interactive and representational modes of networked media, perhaps inducing changes in our cognitive functions, but also conditions th…
Does “quorum sensing” imply a new type of biological information
When dealing with biological communication and information, unifying concepts are necessary in order to couple the different “codes” that are being inductively “cracked” and defined at different emergent and “deemergent” levels of the biological hierarchy. In this paper I compare the type of biological information implied by genetic information with that implied in the concept of “quorum sensing” (which refers to a prokaryotic cell-to-cell commun…
Biosemiotics and ecological monitoring
During the recent decades, a global culrural-institutional network has gradually grown lip to project, implement, and use an enormous technological web that is supposed to observe, monitor, communicate, inventory, and assess our environment and its biodiversity in order to implement sustainable management models. The majority of "knowledge tools" that have been incorporated in the mainstream of this "techno-web" are amply based on a combination o…
Biosemiotics and ecological monitoring
During the recent decades, a global culrural-institutional network has gradually grown lip to project, implement, and use an enormous technological web that is supposed to observe, monitor, communicate, inventory, and assess our environment and its biodiversity in order to implement sustainable management models. The majority of "knowledge tools" that have been incorporated in the mainstream of this "techno-web" are amply based on a combination o…
Does “quorum sensing” imply a new type of biological information
When dealing with biological communication and information, unifying concepts are necessary in order to couple the different “codes” that are being inductively “cracked” and defined at different emergent and “deemergent” levels of the biological hierarchy. In this paper I compare the type of biological information implied by genetic information with that implied in the concept of “quorum sensing” (which refers to a prokaryotic cell-to-cell commun…
Cognitive Sustainability in the Age of Digital Culture
The aim of this article is to contextualize the implications of the expansion of digital culture in the on-going dis- cussions about the relations between sustainability and information and communication technologies. In order to relate the development of a global digital communication web, its effects on cultural processes and the issues of ecosystem and hu- man sustainability that humanity is facing, I will relate and elaborate on three aspects…
Sign evolution on multiple time scales. Introductory comments
Th is thematic issue explores aspects of sign emergence, development and change. Rather than static entities, signs are approached as dynamic relations that grow, develop and change over time in response to various environmental, cognitive, social or biological factors
On the embedded cognition of non-verbal narratives
Acknowledging that narratives are an important resource in human communication and cognition, the focus of this article is on the cognitive aspects of involvement with visual and auditory non-verbal narratives, particularly in relation to the newest immersive media and digital interactive representational technologies. We consider three relevant trends in narrative studies that have emerged in the 60 years of cognitive and digital revolution. The…
Sustainability, cognitive technologies and the digital semiosphere
The convergence of digital and multimodal cognitive technologies offers the possibility to interact in an ‘on-line’ cultural process mediated by new ways of representing our thoughts, emotions, ideas, beliefs, opinions and behaviours. Such technological integration not only alters and introduces innovations in the interactive and representational modes of networked media, perhaps inducing changes in our cognitive functions, but also conditions th…
Differentiating types of cinematographic shot changes by cut through an EEG power spectral analysis
Films are composed of different sequentially ordered shots limited by cuts, which bound the last frame of the outcoming shot and the first frame of the incoming shot. In turn, film editing is known to impact its aesthetics, and has been widely studied in film theory. The objective of this research was to locate and identify neuronal response patterns that make it possible to differentiate between specific types of shot changes by cut. The analysi…
Psychology (6 works) · Epistemology (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Cognition (4 works) · Cognitive psychology (4 works) · Cognitive science (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Semiotics (4 works)