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Human Intention vs LLMs
One of the contested differences between human language and a large language model is that humans have mental intentions. These intentions may lead to an external gesture in speech, but not always. However, this area of distinction has been blurred by LLMs that now have a deep reasoning mode. In this mode, the model will offer something similar to mental intentions before they give their…
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In Order of Events – The removal of the Shuffle Button from Spotify by Sydney Heighington
In Order of Events – The removal of the Shuffle Button from Spotify by Sydney Heighington
I remember being about eleven or twelve. I used to sit in the front seat of my dad’s Maroon Rover, flicking with the dials on the radio until I found the crispest frequency for Radio 4 I could possibly achieve. We’d be driving somewhere to do something mundane like clean a pub or a kitchen in supported housing, but we’d have about an hour’s drive into London where we would be able to listen to…
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What does artistic intent look like?
What does artistic intent look like?
It’s possible that you are one of the many people who believe that intention is not important when judging the meaning in a work of art. You might believe that it is in fact you, the audience, who has control over the meaning of the work and that regardless of what the artist has attempted to convey, ultimately you will decode the meaning. If this is your viewpoint, then you are in direct…
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Gideon Parry’s latest novella on Amazon
Intentist Gideon Parry has written End of the Line which is a literary novella with a comic edge, set in a London Underground tube station during the 1990’s. It’s written from the second person perspective of Peregrine, a frustrated Fine Arts graduate, who has a comically strained relationship with his co-workers, including his tin-god of a station supervisor, Lyndon. Gideon speaks about it in…
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Intentist Mark Heffernan soon to release exciting new material
Musician Mark Heffernan has been working on a soundtrack for a fictional film entitled Themes for Silcaville. The album will be released on cassette and download on the 6th September. You can also follow Mark on Bandcamp. Mark has also designed the enigmatic album cover too. Here’s a link to the video of his release Introducing the Stranger:
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Film maker and Intentist Sam Christie on Postmodernism
Read the blog post for both wit and insight into the nebulas but pervasive world of postmodernism https://samchristie.substack.com/p/postmodernism?fbclid=IwAR2HIigSOpIU_ZF8B_up4tjtXEwktTssFCKPkAxFDiMMfxop3rignAgCG7M
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'The Call of Intent Documentary' Trailer released
‘The Call of Intent Documentary’ Trailer released
The long awaited release of the official Intentism documentary is getting closer. We are excited to announce that the trailer has been published on Youtube. Take a look:
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The creative Trail of Frank Sinatra This is a real treasure. From a recording studio for the acclaimed Reprise 'Ring a Ding' album, Sinatra is going through the song 'Have you met Miss Jones' with the band.
Intentism. An elegant solution to the hermeneutical question: where is the locale of meaning to be found?
What is Intentism?
Intentism, as an art movement, is the exploration of the relationship between artistic intention and the meaning of a work, largely through a celebration of the creative process. Intentism, as a philosophy is an epistemological theory of hermeneutics which defines ‘all meaning as the imperfect outworking of artistic or authorial intention’.
Intentism provides an elegant…
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Intentism Podcast coming soon...
Intentism Podcast coming soon…
On the back of the success of over 50 Intentist Bites YouTube videos, we are excited to announce that the podcast Intentism Shows (a pun on the fact that it is a show about Intentism and that intention can be imperfectly outworked and shown) is coming soon! Watch this space
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The Creative Trail - John Meyer
The Creative Trail – John Meyer
In our short series of blogs concerning the Intentist interest in the Creative trail, we look at the songwriting of John Meyer.
Intentists compare the journey from intention to finished work much like a trail that you might follow- ie. there are clues, signs and creative residue from the process that you can follow as you ‘trace’ the journey to the final piece.
The YouTube channel Holistic…
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The Creative Trail
Intentists maintain that all meaning is the imperfect outworking of intention. Therefore, how the intention is outworked is of genuine interest. Intentists have called this the ‘ creative trail’ in that a viewer can often and imperfectly trace this outworking from the final work to the mental conception.
Pop Deconstructed is a great YouTube channel that has obtained various recordings of…
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Making the distinction between ‘cause’ and ‘intention.’
The dilemma whether to listen to various musicians or watch certain actors whose private lives are or have been morally objectionable is still with us. Vittorio Pelosi’s distinction between ’cause’ and ‘intention’ may help (‘Fake your Way as an Intentist’). Many intentionalists define intention as a ‘performance expectation’ (Paisley Livingston) that includes conscious and unconscious…
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The consequence of separating the mind from the work: the parrot. In the excellent interview with American Vulgaria founder and editor , Ryan Simon discussed the inspiration behind his online magazine and cited the parrot as a sentient creature who repeats intelligible utterances without comprehension.
Interview with American Vulgaria Founder and Editor Ryan Simón.
Interview with American Vulgaria Founder and Editor Ryan Simón.
Following an interview with Intentism founder Vittorio Pelosi that appeared in American Vulgaria, https://americanvulgaria.com/interview-vittorio-pelosi/ the Intentists have had the privilege of putting the questions to American Vulgaria founder and editor Ryan Simón. The following was conducted via email.
1. Can you give us some background information into why you started AMERICAN VULGARIA…
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Continue listening to Michael Jackson? Why modern theory leaves us no choice
Continue listening to Michael Jackson? Why modern theory leaves us no choice
This essay was originally intended for The New York Times.
I’ve always been a fan of Michael Jackson. I wasn’t alone. Bob Geldof famously said that, ’When Michael Jackson sings it is with the voice of angels, and when his feet move, you can see God dancing.’ [1] However, after the documentary, I, like many others, have been forced to ask myself: should I continue listening? It seems like…
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David Lynch on his Creative process Interesting interview with the American filmmaker and artist.