Randomness in the Arts

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"Art, Cage remarked, is not 'self expression but self alteration.'" [Iversen
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"Art, Cage remarked, is not 'self expression but self alteration.'" [Iversen 92]
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Fluxus was important in promoting the ideas further.
Fluxus was important in promoting the ideas further.
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Why "Chance" a theme in art?
Why "Chance" a theme in art?
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- Response to science: Heisenberg uncertainty
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- Response to science: Mutation in genetics
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* Response to science: Heisenberg uncertainty
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- Response to war: dada response to WWI, anti-rational
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* Response to science: Mutation in genetics
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- Response to ?: Bypass human agency (self)
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* Response to ?: Bypass human agency (self)
Free of social customs and other artificial restrictions on intellectual
Free of social customs and other artificial restrictions on intellectual
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Related notes:
Related notes:
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- Find a historial random number tables used in the sciences as a figure
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* Find a historial random number tables used in the sciences as a figure
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- Freud wrote about the mind and random numbers and bias: Psychopathology of
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* Freud wrote about the mind and random numbers and bias: Psychopathology of Everyday Life, Chapter 12 http://psychclassics.yorku.ca/Freud/Psycho/chap12.htm
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Everyday Life, Chapter 12
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* There seems to be some interesting discussion within statistics about generating non-biased random numbers
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- There seems to be some interesting discussion within statistics about
 
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generating non-biased random numbers
 
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