How To Use Unmediated In A Sentence
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Their publication gives the public unmediated and unrestricted access to this direct evidence for the first time.
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Minimalist aesthetics and Cagean ideals shared the goal of a more direct, unmediated, authentic art experience that transgressed the boundary between art and life.
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Rather, it asks that we trust a record of things seen and heard, a record direct and unmediated by the knowledge and opinions of others.
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If the new telecommunications age brings unmediated democracy, what will happen to our carefully contrived constitutional system of checks and balances?
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We do not have an immediate, unmediated access to Galilee but approach it only through maps, films, photos, books that are produced by somebody.
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The historian - like the ethnographer - is unable to get at the self directly, in an unmediated fashion.
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Her work is so much more about self-expression in an unmediated way than the artists you're bringing up.
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This usually means we try avoiding menu structures and other types of abstract GUI's, but rather focus on interaction modalities that borrow their behavior from unmediated , real-world tasks.
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By contrast, the logic of Buddhism relied on natural language and examples drawn from unmediated personal experience.
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Her confessional work takes forms that appear rudimentary, improvised, unmediated.
Times, Sunday Times
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If literary texts cannot claim to embody universal or unmediated or noncontingent truth because everything is an artifact of incidental human activity, I cannot see any logically disallowed reason why one such activity could not be the study of literary texts for their posited "literary" qualities conceived as separate from their status as cultural representations, congeries of historical forces, conduits of sociological information, or whatever else works of literature can be considered good for.
Art and Culture
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And even that most notorious technique of postmodernism, self-reflexivity, is really as much a way of poking fun at the pretentions of fiction writers, their claims to adequately represent the world of experience in a direct and unmediated way, as it is to frustrate the expectations of unwary readers.
Postmodernism
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As spectators we are positioned as the eye of the camera and we gaze upon an apparently natural and unmediated scene.
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Expressions of ecstatic, unmediated emotional identification with a sacred figure were common in the art of the mendicant orders in general and in that of the Franciscans in particular.
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We're used to saying 'here are objects in a case, interpretation in label', we're not used to saying 'here's unmediated access, access through the back door'.
Archive 2009-02-01
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The article says he spends an hour a day blogging "unmediated" -- "so you get the real me, typos, spelling mistakes, you name it.
Waxy.org Links
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One suspects that, despite his protestation that we don't necessarily need a "lesson" from such a novel as The Kindly Ones, Bukiet would prefer that its unmediated access to the point of view of a morally compromised protagonist be placed in a more didactically clear context as a corrective to "wallowing.
Furies
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Her latest collection of short stories offers not only the poetry of Roberts's exquisite sensibilities but a saturnalian experience: the theatre of action is the dirt under our feet and fingernails, the unmediated matter of life and death.
Mud: Stories of Sex and Love by Michèle Roberts
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For many artists, the pixelated line that is the hallmark of digital drawing programs has become as available a device as unmediated strokes of pen and ink.
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For that matter, we do not even have a direct, unmediated grasp of what the Bible says.
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In contrast to the Unmediated Observation model, the connection between the introspective (scanning) state, and the introspected (scanned) state, is causal and contingent.
Self-Knowledge
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This creates the illusion that one is experiencing reality unmediated, burrowing into the truth of existence.
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Both chicks, I have to say, are stunningly attractive; classic beauties who radiate an unmediated sexiness.
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As the direct and unmediated Word of God the Quran is the primary source of law in Islam.
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With the exception of some Warholian meanderings of the camera, the scene is shot in the unornamented style of direct cinema (another movement concerned with an authentic, unmediated art).
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Rather, the stylistic dullness is disagreeably coarsened and made the more decadent by being a brotherly symptom of, and in fact a technical support for, the assumption (which has only strengthened in the past 150 years) that the aim of poetry is apotheosis, an ecstatic and unmediated self-consumption in the moment of perception and feeling.
“The Cure of Poetry in an Age of Prose” : Ange Mlinko : Harriet the Blog : The Poetry Foundation
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There is no narrative voice-over, and so the band members are essentially free to tell their own story unmediated by the film-makers.
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The ones about unmediated experience: the idea that raw emotions are transmitted live.
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He basks like a reptile in the warmth of my unmediated affection.
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Mr. Lazarescu recalls the best Cassavetes, a film that allows direct, seemingly unmediated access to its characters and their emotions.
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His reform of metaphysics suggests that he might be more appropriately described as a weak anti-realist rather than as an idealist, since his commitment to idealism is not a commitment to immaterialism, but to the claim that there is no epistemically unmediated access to reality.
Robin George Collingwood
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I think of that remark when enthusiasts gush about the Internet's opening up the discussion of everything to everybody and the "unmediated" connection between writer and reader on the Web.
Blog updates
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No such distinction exists in fetishism, where object and spirit are one and the same, fused in an unmediated anti-symbolic relationship.
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Certainly unmediated contact with alterity is impossible, and even pseudo-globalism is better than critical isolationism; comparatists struggle daily with such matters.
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Writers, in addition to researching and writing articles, are expected to put in how much time responding to readers in "unmediated" exchanges?
Blog updates
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Armstrong argues, against the Unmediated Observation model, that the relation between the introspected state and the introspective state must be causal, and so these states must be “distinct existences”.
Self-Knowledge
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He arranges for participants to meet at the park, [and] they then disperse to bring more people back for an unmediated conversation.
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There was only the darkness which reflected back the unmediated darkness within herself.
INSTANCES OF THE NUMBER 3
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He spends at least an hour a day blogging; Mr. Maeda's entries are "unmediated" -- another way of saying unedited -- "so you get the real me, typos, spelling mistakes, you name it.
Design for Learning: RISD
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Ordinary rural women worship these non-Brahminical deities directly, unmediated by any priestly intervention.
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One only needs direct access to the Gospels unmediated by historical traditions and unencumbered by church doctrines to find there the paradigmatic model of a successful millenarian cult.
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Through a clever temporal disjuncture that posits a radical and unmediated cultural dislocation between past and present, she is able to reconcile this orientalized image of modern Greece with a concomitant
The Ruins of Empire: Nationalism, Art, and Empire in Hemans's Modern Greece
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It's a curious belief, undoubtedly, consisting in the main of the idea that the Torah (the first five books of the Old Testament), being the unmediated word of God, can be infinitely recombined to produce divine wisdom.
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We witness the characters' first unmediated encounters with the world outside their barred back door.
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Rapture possesses an ecstatic energy in its allegro passages and an understanding and acceptance of life's struggles in its adagio section that reach the viewer unmediated by any kind of conceptual fanciness.
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It seems to me that Saltz just took a shot at something new, intrigued by the prospect of quick and unmediated feedback.
Sharon L. Butler: Jerry Saltz's Burden
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In principle, in Islam there are no intermediaries between man and God, the relation being direct and unmediated.
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The notorious fact-checkers of The New Yorker are irritating not only because they often prove how fallible are our memories, but because they seem to mechanize what ought to be a natural, unmediated, fast-moving process.
2009 February 11 | NIGEL BEALE NOTA BENE BOOKS
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The Koran is believed to be the literal, direct and unmediated word of God.
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Eloquent leaders with strong voices of unmediated outrage have emerged.
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For the individual, the religious experience must be direct and unmediated by texts, traditions, or personality.
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But it was the personal internet - uniquely interactive, unfiltered and unmediated by news professionals, governments, or big business - which revealed the online community at its best.
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Unmediated devices are motivated rhetorically, while mediated devices are motivated both rhetorically and referentially.
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It was precisely his insistence upon the importance of personal decision, direct and unmediated by artificial ratiocination, that lay at the root of his rejection of Hegel.
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And when this is achieved simply by actors performing in front of us the very unmediated nature of the event lends it a power that is unsurpassed.
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If the content's not readily available from a publication, podcast or on-demand video, a quick Google search will probably yield content that's at least perceived as coming direct from the source, "unmediated" by publishers and their ilk.
Bob Wells: Disillusionment And The 'Knowledge Economy'
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These two pieces together constitute an acute and critical reflection on the general crisis of the community: in one instance, as a consequence of the emergence of a clergy in a religion that prided itself on its 'unmediated' relation between the believer and the Creator; in the other instance as a result of the social and political discrimination directed at it by 'secular' governments in India.
Kafila
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Blogs were supposed to be unmediated, immediate communication, and content that could be delivered on the hoof (via moblogging and WiFi).
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More than that, Gibson's use of ‘authentic’ languages is clearly supposed to give the impression of a direct and unmediated rendering of the story.
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Her photographs have the look and feel of mere snapshots, as unmediated realism, unencumbered by artifice and self-conscious construction.
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While in the past the word of God was mediated through the prophets, now God has given direct and unmediated communication by the Son.
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The Bible does not speak in direct, unmediated ways.
