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LOCATION:4274 Chamberlin Hall
SUMMARY:Electoral dynamics in the 2008 presidential primaries\, Chaos 
 & Complex Systems Seminar\, Charles Franklin\, Political Science
DESCRIPTION:This presentation is an anecdotal treatment about ways of 
 seeing the world\, ways of looking beyond the visual scene to see what
  is behind it. It is not based on any scientific paradigm and I make n
 o claim for either great insight or originality. It seems to me\, howe
 ver\, to touch on a part of the creative process for a scientist. One 
 of the ways of seeing that I will discuss is that of looking for inter
 esting questions suggested by the visual scene. Since the questions co
 me out of the background peculiar to the viewer\, my examples will nec
 essarily be personal. But I hope to illustrate some ways of seeing the
  world around us that others can adapt to their own particular backgro
 unds\, and\, perhaps cultivate. 
URL:https://www.physics.wisc.edu/events/?id=1021
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