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An eight-part series (vimeo.com/channels/972301) on representations of perception and sensation made for http://fundamentalsofneuroscience.com. "Both artists and scientists strive, even if in different ways, toward the goal of discovering new uniformities or lawful regularities." Hermann Helmholtz

Words by Emily Dickinson 
Animation by Hannah Jacobs www.hellohannahjacobs.com
Narration by Anna Martine
Sound + Music by Oswald Skillbard www.skillbard.com
Produced by Nadja Oertelt http://www.nadjaoertelt.com

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The images and sound in the video help create a deeper understanding of the uncertainty and darkness of the poem, but also in the example, "...hit a tree in the forehead..." shows how we can stumble upon something solid, opposite of uncertainty. And that helps create a stable reaction? Like, when she says , "...and life almost steps straight." seemingly everything falls into place -Hannah

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What does it mean for life to become straight?

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I understood this as an analogy towards life: speaking of the dark and the uncertain steps as the constant change and uncertainty of life. "meeting the road erect," as in following the path that has been lain out for them in life and "only the bravest grope," (in the dark to see) possibly meaning that the brave put more forward to find their way and change their path, even if they hit an obstacle along the way (etc. the tree)

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An eight-part series (vimeo.com/channels/972301) on representations of perception and sensation made for http://fundamentalsofneuroscience.org. "If we understood something just one way, we would not understand it at all." Marvin Minsky

Words by Emily Dickinson 
Animation by Brian Smee http://briansmee.biz
Narration by Nak Yong Choi
Translation by Yoonah Caroline Lee
Coloring Assistance by Isabelle Aspin
Sound + Music by Skillbard http://skillbard.com
Produced by Nadja Oertelt http://www.nadjaoertelt.com

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An eight-part series (vimeo.com/channels/972301) on representations of perception and sensation made for http://fundamentalsofneuroscience.org. "I haven't understood a bar of music in my life, but I've felt it." Igor Stravinski

Words by Emily Dickinson 
Animation by Lily Fang http://lilyfang.com
Narration by Sarah Jessop
Sound + Music by Skillbard http://skillbard.com
Produced by Nadja Oertelt http://www.nadjaoertelt.com

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How do the images and sound reflect the meaning of the poem?

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How do the images and sound reflect the meaning of the poem?

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After watching each video, leave a comment in the column below it. In your comment, you may respond to this question or you may pose your own question related to the poem, sound, and images of the video.

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Starting off with the challenge of tearing open a songbird if you dont believe the song its singing to be of its own efforts has the point of not always seeing what you believe but also appreciate the natural abilities of something beautiful and pure. "Gush after gush," referring to the blood and guts that you should expect from the inspection of the lark. "Scarlet experiment," is the dissection.

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"Inebriate on air," can be connected to being drunk on life.  She drinks a lot - that is evident - but she describes the taste and feeling as all the beauties of natures, just like an escape. Nature is used as an escape in many poems of this time including "Nature" and i think it is being used again here. The taste of freedom and the taste of release, was the inspiration for this piece.

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Here is your student-created checklist for your videos.

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"I do not fear death. I had been dead for billions of years before I was born, and had not suffered the slightest inconvenience from it."

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pFV0Pxr2o88DiRxxteSmlt9h_uuf48yj/view?usp=sharing

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Gracie, Natalie, Maddy, Sophia

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Intuition is seeing with the soul. -Dean Koontz The Brain-Is wider than the sky.CREDITSPowtoon Gracie Natalie Sophia Maddy

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Kinsey, Yousef, Conor, Kyle

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