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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Thomas Aquinas’ Universality Argument for the Immateriality of the Intellect : a reconstruction by Gyula Klima / Thomas av Aquinos universalitetsargument för intellektets immaterialitet : en rekonstruktion av Gyula Klima

Cavallin, Samuel January 2020 (has links)
The paper investigates Gyula Klima’s reconstruction of Aquinas argument for the immateriality of the intellect by the concept of human thought and its success to avoid the Content Fallacy. This fallacy, which is coined by Robert Pasnau, describes an illicit inference from a description of the nature of a thought, to what a thought represents, its content. The focus will be on a debate between Klima and Pasnau in Proceedings of the Society for Medieval Logic and Metaphysics, but also on Adam Wood’s critique of Klima. The paper concludes that if Klima is interpreted correctly, the argument is valid and Klima’s reconstruction of Aquinas argument does not fall victim to the Content Fallacy.
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Tillgång eller ägande : En studie i konsumentvärde på marknaden för digital underhållningsmedia / Access vs. Ownership : a Study of Consumer Value on the Digital Media Entertainment Market

Sivertzen, Oscar, Noble, Tom January 2013 (has links)
Syftet med uppsatsen har varit att genom kvalitativa intervjuer lyfta fram motpolerna kringdagens konsumtion av digital underhållningsmedia och fastställa om konsumenters syn på värdekan relateras till deras val av att antingen betala för ägandet eller för tillgänglighet av den. Metoden har bestått av åtta stycken kvalitativa intervjuer där respondenter fått frågor om sinkonsumtion av digitala underhållningsmedia inom; musik, video, spel och podcasts. Uppsatsen kommer fram till att konsumenter ser värdet i användningen av mediet och inte iägandet av det. Konsumenterna vill således hellre strömma sin media än att ladda ner den. Deväljer därför mer eller mindre obehindrat den tjänst som har bäst utbud. Konsumenterna menardock att det i dagsläget finns en viss otrygghet i strömningstjänsterna. Otryggheten växer ju merengagemang mediet kräver, vilket gör att spel och video som enligt respondenterna var primäraaktiviteter, vilka kräver högre engagemang, har en tendens att hellre vilja laddas ner avkonsumenterna medan musik och podcast, vilka kräver lägre engagemang, sekundära aktiviteter, hellre strömmas. / Purpose/Aim: The purpose of the thesis was to examine if consumers perceived the value of digital media entertainment in the access of the media and/or the ownership of it. Material/Method: The material consisted of 8 qualitative interviews which was presented in anarrative form. The interviews investigated consumers digital media entertainment habits and inparticular if the consumers downloaded or streamed their content. Main results: Consumers perceived the value of digital media entertainment through the accessof it, value-in-use, rather than in the ownership of it, value-in-exchange. On the other hand, themore engaged the consumers were in their use of the media, the more concerned they were withdownloading the content rather than streaming it.
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Grime on a Mountain of Haze : Imprecise Instruments of Vague Spaces

Danielsson, Anna Märta January 2022 (has links)
This project explores vagueness in space and how it can help us train and sharpen our senses as designers and architects to adapt to the realities of scarcity and how to make less-extractive processes of creating space. Using ephemeral but recurring phenomena such as air flow, reflections, refractions of light and moist in architecture as inspiration, I seek to make everyday-spaces, such as underneath a wash basin, a radiator or behind a door, interesting again. With methods inspired by the land art movement to find new ways of seeing interior spaces, I use attentiveness and the idea to not destroy or disturb to observe already existing spaces. The project seeks to tell a story of neglected beauty in forgotten spaces and translating them into (im)material architectural spatial installations.  I hope this project can bring an understanding that protecting and appreciating what we already have is probably more sustainable than constantly changing and readjusting spaces to fit our wants and what we think we need. To train our senses and get new ideas of beauty and function in already existing interior spaces, brings what is out of focus into the light. This might be a way to partly slow down the industry of interiors and redirect how we work as architects and designers to understand that everything doesn’t need to change, but if we seek change, we can do it by immaterial phenomena, such as light through the interstices, that will occur as long as there is life.

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