Eye Tracking Technologies

Asian & Near Eastern Languages:
- Analyzing gaze patterns when reading traditional Chinese calligraphy to understand how viewers engage
with and interpret the characters.
- Investigating eye movements while reading Arabic texts to identify attention and comprehension strategies.
- Studying visual attention during the viewing of
Japanese kanji characters to examine differences in processing between native and non-native readers.

Comparative Arts & Letters:
- Examining gaze behavior when comparing artworks from different cultural and historical contexts to understand cross-cultural perceptions of art.
- Analyzing eye movements while viewing performances of theater or dance to explore audience engagement and interpretation of live performances.
- Studying visual attention during the analysis of literature adaptations into film to investigate how viewers navigate

English:
- Investigating eye movements during the reading of Shakespearean texts to understand how readers process complex language and syntax.
- Analyzing gaze patterns when viewing illustrations in classic English literature to explore the role of visual elements in narrative comprehension.
- Studying eye movements when reading contemporary poetry to identify patterns of attention and aesthetic engagement.

French & Italian:
- Examining gaze behavior when reading French or Italian poetry to explore how readers navigate linguistic and cultural nuances.
- Analyzing eye movements during the viewing of Italian Renaissance paintings to understand how viewers engage with religious symbolism and iconography.
- Studying visual attention during the reading of French or Italian philosophy texts to investigate comprehension strategies and conceptual understanding.

German & Russian:
- Investigating eye movements when reading German or Russian fairy tales to explore cultural motifs and narrative structures.
- Analyzing gaze patterns while viewing German expressionist films to understand how viewers interpret visual symbolism and psychological themes.
- Studying visual attention during the reading of Russian literary classics to identify patterns of engagement and interpretation.

Linguistics:
- Examining eye movements during the processing of phonetic contrasts in various languages to investigate speech perception and language acquisition.
- Analyzing gaze behavior when reading syntactically ambiguous sentences to explore parsing strategies and sentence comprehension.
- Studying visual attention during sign language interpretation to understand how signers process information and convey meaning through gestures.

Philosophy:
- Investigating eye movements during the reading of philosophical texts to explore engagement with abstract concepts and logical reasoning.
- Analyzing gaze patterns when viewing philosophical diagrams or symbols to understand how visual representations aid conceptual understanding.
- Studying visual attention during philosophical debates or lectures to investigate patterns of attention and comprehension of complex arguments.

Spanish & Portuguese:
- Examining gaze behavior when reading Spanish or Portuguese poetry to explore lexical processing.
- Analyzing eye movements during the viewing of Spanish or Portuguese cinema to understand cultural representations and narrative techniques.
- Studying visual attention during the reading of Latin American literature to identify patterns of engagement with themes of identity, politics, and social issues.

American Studies:
- Investigating eye movements when analyzing visual artifacts, such as political cartoons or advertisements, to explore cultural narratives and ideologies.
- Analyzing gaze patterns while viewing American film or television to understand audience engagement with representations of American culture and society.
- Studying visual attention during the reading of American literature to explore themes of identity,
diversity, and social justice in literary texts.