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  Capturing Wisdom on the Web
  The W3C standard for the OWL language sets off an explosion of applications.
  by tomtinsley / on Apr 1, 2011

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “ontology”

 

• Science and Modernity : Guest Post by Ravi Sinha

  
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  Science and modernity are widely considered among the most celebrated features of contemporary human civilization. Increasingly they are taken as the defining elements that distinguish our times from the times gone by. At such a sweeping level, there can be many other ways to characterize the contemporary. One can, ...
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• Inbinairy Inqueery

  
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  True or False: a.) Is I? b.) I is. c.) Am I? d.) I am. e.) Is is? f.) Is is. g.) Is “Is is?”? h.) “Is is?” is. I.) Is “Is ‘Is is?’?”? j.) “Is ‘Is is?’?” is. k.) Is “Is ‘Is “Is is?”?’?”? l.) “Is ‘Is “Is is?”?’?” is. - — - — - — - ...
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• I Think There Fore

  
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  This poem was originally published at Transhumanity Seamingly: I think, therefor I am. At least: I remember thinking, therefor I was; Be-cause. we can see ourselves thinking. Cause seeing is be-leaving and believing is synominous with being (I think?). Does one virtually need to think in order to really be? How ...
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• The Transgressive Policy of Parasitism

  
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  Today, art is simple, direct and clear. No illusions. Today, art could not possibly function as l’art pour art, or ‘art as art’, or ‘art as idea as idea’. Unlike historicism, it does not aspire to exalted objectives (aesthetical or political), as it did during the epoch of historical modernism1, neither is ...
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• Actor-centered history

  
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  It is easy enough to ask the question, "How can we best explain the fall of the Roman Empire, the rise of German fascism, or the Industrial Revolution in England?" And we often want to paraphrase questions like these along causal lines: "What were some of the causes of the fall of Rome, what were the causes of the ...
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• Biomedical and Health Informatics vs. Data Science, mHealth, etc. — New Disciplines or New Terminology?

  
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  “When I entered the field of informatics in the 1980s, a great deal of the research was driven by “artificial intelligence” (AI). Many people were trying to build “rule-based expert systems,” while those interested in knowledge representation were constructing “semantic networks.” We rarely hear these ...
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• Mohamed Cherkaoui on the micro-macro debate

  
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  The eminent French sociologist Mohamed Cherkaoui addresses the problem of delineating the micro-macro distinction in several works. Since Cherkaouis empirical research on social stratification and the educational system seems often to bridge between micro and macro, his views are of interest. Cherkaouis analysis is ...
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• Lacan’s Ontology

  
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  [ Editors Note : Wayne here is currently leading one of our Not School groups on Deleuze. Being well-versed in this area and having made some helpful comments on this blog, we asked him to clarify what he took to be Lacans ontology. Thanks, Wayne!] Jacques-Alain Miller once asked asked Lacan , “What is your ...
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• Confused About The Other PoV

  
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  Well I’ve come to a point where I’ve been far enough from the abortion debate, which the Philadelphia kerfuffle has brought back to the front burner, that I feel I can’t muster a coherent argument for abortion at all. So, what I’m going to try to do here is mention the two or three points/arguments that I know ...
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• Normalcy Bias: the Danger of Intellectual and Cognitive Laziness

  
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  Karen Hurst Restoring Honor Now Psalm 15:1-2 New International Version (NIV) A psalm of David. 1  Lord, who may dwell in your sacred tent? Who may live on your holy mountain? 2 The one whose walk is blameless, who does what is righteous, who speaks the truth from their heart; I am attending a ...
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• Individualism bad, Collectivism good.., – or..

  
  Transhumanisten — Authority: 121
  I’ve just skimmed through this great article, and I really should give it more of my time, but as I am busy playing chess, I will basically just recommend it: Are Individuals The Property Of The Collective? Do you agree with the following: Your children are not yours to raise, but products of the collective to ...
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