… Tolkien's spectrum of beliefs and desires about fairies (whether fictional or 'factual') can only
be resolved of this huge cognitive dissonance if we look at a previous version of the text that …

… Current research into the representation of cultural heritage (historical/cultural content)
via the technology of virtual reality and multimedia is rapidly progressing worldwide. At this …

… is not complete unless virtual reality (VR) and its implications are explored. However, the
term 'virtual reality' is by … Virtual reality can be defined in a number of ways. Walser 1 sees that …

… Imagination so exercised is actually quite commonplace, a fact that we tend to overlook
because our attention is too narrowly focused on exceptionally talented individuals and their …

… This fact, coupled with the fact that the width of the Locus 30 courtyard-facing walls is equal
to the width of the remodeled northern wall of the southern wing of the Main Building, lends …

… With the advent of mass consumer virtual reality (VR) headsets … between the real and the
virtual. These predictions overstate the … It is in fact this double consciousness that makes VR so …

… Seamlessly blending the physical reality and the author's virtual fantasy is critical in
creating a successful audience experience. This illusion is only effective when the author can …

… , through television, computer games, and virtual reality, visual and audiovisual representations
of … Cultural commentators such as George Gerbner and Neil Postman lament the fact that …

… In fact, unexpected virtual reality events like a tiger leaping at someone may be intense
enough to endanger someone with a weak heart. Keep in mind, too, that earlier research …

… The images of the fantasy storyline exist in a special symbolic context, that allows to construct
reality … The author proves that in the value settings of the magical reality of the fantasy, such …