Titlebook: Spanish Fiction in the Digital Age; Generation X Remixed Christine Henseler Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc.

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Christine Henselerthe common limitations of conventional clinical assessments. This chapter focuses on the novel possibilities robotic devices and sensor technologies offer in the field of neurorehabilitation. Different strategies to evaluate sensorimotor impairments using robotic platforms, as well as wearable senso

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Christine Henselerl stimulation, virtual reality, wearable sensing, brain computer interfaces, mobile technologies, and telerehabilitation. The final two sections examine in greater detail the ongoing revolution in robotic thera978-3-031-08997-8978-3-031-08995-4

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Tales of Generation X,h punk, punk’s relation to commercial culture, and the meaning of the blank attributed to its “X” marker. In part II, I relate GenX’s “prehistory” of sorts, to its first manifestation in fiction in the 1980s. I present some of the parallel dynamics found in the US Brat-Pack writers and in Spanish Ge

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Generation X and the ,, A Mash-Up,re all the semiotic codes identified by Lévy can appear together on the printed page. The fiction of the . applies centrifugal dynamics that simultaneously include and exclude hundreds of references, large and small, real and fictitious, from the printed page and the mediated world. As argued in pre

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Conclusion: Generation X Remixed: A Conversation,the iPad, a hybrid electronic piece in which you could read my words then start a short video for additional information, listen to an interview with Agustín Fernández Mallo or play one of the video games I analyse in chapter five. If you were to find an academic publisher willing to support such a

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Christine Henseler. This neural coupling is manifested in electromyographic reflex responses in the forearm muscles of both sides to unilateral arm nerve stimulation. During such cooperative movements fMRI recordings show a bilateral task-specific activation and functional coupling of the secondary somatosensory cort