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3rd Global Conference: Revenge
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By Robert Fisher on Oct 11th, 2011
  1. Culture
  1. betrayal
  2. culture
  3. ethics
  4. morality
  5. philosophy
  6. psychology
  7. punishment
  8. relationships
  9. religion
  10. revenge
  11. society
  12. traitor
  13. vengence

 
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Philosophical Appetizers, Served in the Internet Cafe
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By Rich Herbst on May 2nd, 2011
  1. Arts & Humanities
  2. Internet & Web 2.0
  1. existentialist
  2. internet
  3. Nietzsche
  4. philosophy

In “This is Your Brain on the Internet,” we grappled a lot with the anonymous aspect of the Internet. Behind a veil on anonymity, we are given...
UCLA Information Studies Colloquium featuring Geoff Bowker
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By Patrick Keilty on Oct 14th, 2010
  1. Arts & Humanities
  2. Sciences & Neurosciences
  3. Technology
  1. philosophy
  2. science
  3. technology

Geoff Bowker is Professor and Senior Scholar in Cyberscholarship at the University of Pittsburgh School of Information Sciences. His research...
PhiloWeb 2010: First International Web and Philosophy Symposium
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By Alexandre Monnin on Aug 1st, 2010
  1. Coding & Development
  2. Arts & Humanities
  3. Internet & Web 2.0
  4. Pedagogy & Teaching
  5. Sciences & Neurosciences
  1. architecture of the Web
  2. art
  3. computer science
  4. engineering
  5. INRIA
  6. meaning
  7. ontology
  8. Paris I
  9. philosophy
  10. philosophy of language
  11. philosophy of the web
  12. semantic web
  13. W3C
  14. web

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Swine flu and information compression
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By Harrison Lee on Sep 18th, 2009
  1. Arts & Humanities
  2. Data & Information
  1. data
  2. entropy
  3. information theory
  4. philosophy
  5. swine flu

Bruce Schneier, one of the world's foremoest experts on cryptography and information security, has a great blog with tidbits from around the...
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Why Philosophy Now?
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By Cathy Davidson on Apr 7th, 2008
  1. Academia
  2. Arts & Humanities
  1. education
  2. humanities
  3. philosophy

 
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Why HASTAC?
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By Cathy Davidson on Dec 30th, 2007
  1. Arts & Humanities
  2. Collaboration
  3. Sciences & Neurosciences
  4. Culture
  5. Technology
  1. cultural studies
  2. Grosz
  3. interdisciplinary
  4. philosophy
  5. science
  6. technology

HASTAC was founded on the idea that the humanities, the sciences(social and natural), the arts, and technology are all needed if we aregoing to...
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