User:Male1979/Contributions

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Adolf Hitler - This is probably one of the article that will constantly be vandalized and POVed, still maybe I did some good and sometimes when I look at it I find many of my edits or edits that improved on my edits and that makes me really happy after the trouble I took.

The Dream of the Fisherman's Wife - Famous Japanese woodcut by Hokusai

Hakone, Kanagawa - town next to Tokyo (was the place of a conference)

St. Petersburg - I owe this place a lot and there is so much to say about it!

Sofia - Ok., it's not a big metropole but it has a lot of flair and there should really be more information about it!

Timeline of Middle Eastern History - Another one of these timeline articles, but I think an interesting one. I was responsible for all structure, links, and (almost all) historical dates.

Scale-invariant feature transform - about Lowe's keypoint extraction algorithm.

Neural Networks - a comparison of artificial neural networks and biological neural networks

ACT-R - a cognitive architecture by John R. Anderson

Amélie Nothomb - A Belgian writer, e.g. of Fear and Trembling

Georges Rouault - A French painter in the expressionist and Fauvist tradition.

ukiyo-e - Japanese woodcut printing, popular in the Edo period.

Les Nabis - A group of French post-impressionist artists.

Lyonel Feininger - A German-American satirist.

Blumenau - a German founded town in southern Brazil.

Keiretsu - a system of intertwined business holderships in Japan.

Chinoiserie - The Chinese equivalent to Japonism.

Joyo kanji - A set of most kanji. I translated the section Comparison tôyô-jôyô from fr.

Culture of Japan - small edits from time to time.

Dietrich Dörner - A German guru of so-called "Theoretical Psychology" and inventor of the cognitive architecture "Psi".

Hakone, Kanagawa - where I went to a conference.

List of Japanese learning resources - very useful if you plan to learn Japanese.

Frankfurter Rundschau - A German newspaper. Article to be included in the wikireader about Frankfurt for the Wikimania 2005.

Leonor Fini - a surrealist painter.

Created

Josef Bachmann - a background article to the leader of the German student movement in the 1960s Rudi Dutschke. Bachmann gunned Dutschke down.
The Isolation tank - devised by John C. Lilly as a means of sensory deprivation for relaxation purposes. A short background article to MKULTRA.
Anne Treisman - a psychologist who (together with Gelade) invented and still works on the feature integration theory of attention.
List of People in St. Petersburg - background article to St. Petersburg
Irony of Fate - a Russian cult film. I created this article first at another location, unknowingly there was already a small stub at this address (no redirects existed).
Feature integration theory - short stub about Treisman's model.
Template:Japanese_writing - translated from a French template. Meant to connect all the loose articles about Japanese writing.
Cognitive architectures - was a special interest in my studies and there should be much more in wikipedia about it.
Scale-space theory - nice idea to make image representations scale-invariant.
Biological neural networks - intended about the biology of neural networks.
Copycat - a project on analogy making by Douglas Hofstadter and others.
Japonism - the Japanese influence on European art.
Unified Theory of Cognition - Allen Newell's theory on cognitive modeling.
Shubun - a yamato-e artist.
Yamato-e - traditional Japanese painting, inspired by Zen Buddhism, developed in the late Heian Period.
Josetsu - probably Shubun's teacher.
Maki-e - a gold or silver lacquer decoration.
Shoen - the Japanese manors after the uji and before the Han systems.
Siebengebirge - small stub about a region in Germany. Part of my efforts to kill the Wikipedia:2004_Encyclopedia_topics.
Shinbutsu Shugo - the Japanese mix of Shinto and Buddhism.
Shinbutsu Bunri - the policy that tried to separate them during the Meiji period.
Nishiki-e - multicolored woodblock printing.
Shingaku - a religious movement in Japan during Tokugawa period.
Nikolai Kozyrev - Russian astronomer (Wikipedia:2004_Encyclopedia_topics).
Berliner Tageblatt - important German newspaper in the 1920s and 1930s.
Ulk - German satirical magazine.
Shinden-zukuri - palatial architecture in Heian period Japan.
Shingei - Japanese yamato-e artist in the Muromachi period.
Brain implant - was reading something and surprised not to find an article on it.
Sensory substitution - fascinating research to restore feeling for a sensory modality in humans.
Chuo University - A Japanese University famous for the law school.
Three wise monkeys - found the carving at Nikko, Japan, and did some research on the net. After writing, I was pointed to an already existing article on that topic on wikipedia that I didn't find before. I merged the two.
Artificial brain - a fashionable term for everyting "AI".
National Assembly of Bulgaria - the legislative body in Bulgaria.
Kairaku-en - A Japanese garden in the North of Tokyo.
Die Partei - A German political party.
Parallel terraced scan - the search technique proposed by Douglas Hofstadter for tabletop, copycat, etc.
Nuclear power phase-out - a policy to do without nuclear power.
Nuclear energy policy - resulted from a split of nuclear power phase-out.
List of chess resources - I tend to forget where I found the databases last time I downloaded them, so this will remind me. Moved to Chess#External links
Kokutai - What is at the ground of the Japanese soul?
Banya (sauna) - About the Russian steam bath.
Herr Lehmann - A book I read and enjoyed.
Nautilius Pompilius - A Russian music group I like.
US military interventions - An article that - provided it will not be deleted - should discuss some issues of US foreign policy.

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