Shadow (disambiguation)

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Shadow may refer to:

  • Shadow, the optical phenomenon cast by an object blocking a source of light
  • Shadow (psychology), in Jungian psychology, a portion of the unconscious mind.
  • Acoustic shadow, the acoustical phenomenon caused by an object placed in front of a source of sound
  • Shadow fading, the attenuation of an electromagnetic radio signal by obstacles

[edit] Film, television, and radio

[edit] Literature

  • The Shadow (fairy tale), an 1847 fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen.
  • Shadow (book), a 1999 book by Bob Woodward; full title Shadow: Five Presidents and the Legacy of Watergate.
  • Shadows, an unfinished novel, published posthumously, by American writer John Gardner.

[edit] Computing

  • Shadow RAM, short for Shadow Random Access Memory.
  • Shadow (OS/2), a OS/2 file linking strategy.
  • Shadow password, a method used by many Unix and Linux operating systems for more secure storage of user passwords.

[edit] Gaming

[edit] Vehicles

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[edit] Other

  • Shadow Traffic, a broadcast traffic reporting service created in the 1970s.
  • Shadow government, a "government-in-waiting" of the opposition which criticizes the "real" government and provides alternatives. Also, in conspiracy theory, the secretive "true" government of a nation.
    • Shadow Cabinet, the cabinet the opposition would appoint if they gained control of the parliament.
  • Shadow, Virginia, a town in the Delmarva Peninsula.
  • Shadow People, an alleged supernatural phenomenon of black humanoid silhouettes.
  • Lance Hoyt, a professional wrestler formerly named Shadow.
  • Surveillance, specifically, watching someone's actions closely.
  • Shadowing (linguistics), a technique used by students of foreign languages where they attempt to repeat after a speaker or recording in real time.
  • In dichotic listening, attempting to listen in and repeat one half of a simultaneous conversation.

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