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Relational or Causal Hypothesis? – Matei and Rokeach
In Matei and Ball-Rokeach’s “Belonging in Geographical, Ethnic, and Internet Spaces” (2002), which I liked, I am most struck at the end by my confusion over tension between the explicit and implicit nature of their hypothesis. Is it relational or causal? At the beginning, they state a relationship. At the end, they (implicitly, but clearly) [...]
Also posted in 4020, HCI, Uncategorized Tagged 4020, belonging, cmc, ethnicities, internet, methodology, social, ties 2 Comments
Nothing Gold can Stay
For my 4020 class: (all others are outsiders. sorry.) This is the 4th session! There are many more! Time to experiment and test assumptions about others over time through knowledge-generating strategies, and anticip8te future interaction! Qs r filtered owt! AlhowiHg concentr8shun on those that rnt! |)0 _|00 |>|-|33l L1|
‘information society’ — dependent upon understanding of sci/tech interdepence/definition?
In their article ‘The Social Construction of Facts and Artifacts: Or How the Sociology of Science and Technology Might Benefit Each Other’, Pinch and Bijker highlight the problematic nature of the description of the Science-Technology relationship, especially those descriptions which are a priori. They denigrate the common statement that science is about the ‘discovery of [...]
Also posted in 4020, myth Tagged 3rd-wave, hype, information-society, luddism, science, technology Leave a comment
In the Country of the Blind the One-Eyed Man ain’t Bing
(1st post from within context of 4020 w/ Dr. Kinzer.)The lens through which you look at this ‘content’ is an electric, networked, programmed lens (even if you printed it). These natures affect the content. The electric nature does not seem to do nearly so much as the networked and programmed natures, although the programmed/networked natures [...]
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final post #4010 #911 #hamlet #grief #antigone #enlightenment
The following was written by Thomas de Constantius, who is perhaps the last man in the world to sound the alarm. It is merely a dance attempt, and a quick one at that. This little girl was up on the fire escape somewhere around 10th street I think on Broadway. She had a conch shell, [...]
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groundhog gyges
A Ramis/Murray take on the Ring of Gyges: groundhog-gyges.avi Currently reading the Republic again. In Groundhog Day, Phil’s Ring is one of daily reincarnation. However, this wouldn’t be a Gyges Ring if he had to drink from Lethe each time. In this way he is like Er. LUCKILY, he keeps his memories between cycles, and [...]
Also posted in 4078, Education, film, myth, Uncategorized Tagged afterlife, bill-murray, education, er, gyges, justice, republic, whatersaid 1 Comment
#metropolis, #benjamin, #daedalus, #goebbels
(If you are reading this through a feed, such as in the Columbia EdBlog site, you may not have full video functionality. I recommend viewing at the home site, perelandran.org/wordpress. Also, if you are planning on reading the entire essay, you may wish to begin a download of the main video now, as it is [...]
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