The Trust Paradox
... Last but not least, warm thanks to my daughter Marit for cheering drawings full of life, color and optimism and for lovely poems made to inspire me, for warm and endless support, for patience and acceptance of her mother’s enduring occupation with the thesis in evenings and week-ends throughout her ...
... Last but not least, warm thanks to my daughter Marit for cheering drawings full of life, color and optimism and for lovely poems made to inspire me, for warm and endless support, for patience and acceptance of her mother’s enduring occupation with the thesis in evenings and week-ends throughout her ...
- James Tartaglia
... subsequently disclaim epistemological commitment, and thereby reinforce his call for an end to systematic epistemological research, which he considered socially useless (c.f. Rorty 1979: 315). As I shall be trying to show throughout this paper, however, Rorty did have an anti-foundationalist epistem ...
... subsequently disclaim epistemological commitment, and thereby reinforce his call for an end to systematic epistemological research, which he considered socially useless (c.f. Rorty 1979: 315). As I shall be trying to show throughout this paper, however, Rorty did have an anti-foundationalist epistem ...
John Searle - sikkim university library
... a Real World. In fact, he does it for the benefit of the professional philosopher, but most especially for the informed general reader. He seems to think that part of his task as a philosopher is to make his ideas accessible to a wider audience, a task that he evidently enjoys. Still, it is sometime ...
... a Real World. In fact, he does it for the benefit of the professional philosopher, but most especially for the informed general reader. He seems to think that part of his task as a philosopher is to make his ideas accessible to a wider audience, a task that he evidently enjoys. Still, it is sometime ...
Framing the Brand - [email protected]
... around us (Goffman, 1974; Snow, Rochford, Worden & Benford, 1986). In the example I pick the phone because the color blue symbolizes my masculinity more than the pink option. The functional benefits were the exact same, so the “rational” choice would be “whichever”. However, the symbolic meaning of ...
... around us (Goffman, 1974; Snow, Rochford, Worden & Benford, 1986). In the example I pick the phone because the color blue symbolizes my masculinity more than the pink option. The functional benefits were the exact same, so the “rational” choice would be “whichever”. However, the symbolic meaning of ...
The Social Organisation of Science as a Question for
... their love and support. And I am grateful to Adam Watkin, who makes everything in my life better. ...
... their love and support. And I am grateful to Adam Watkin, who makes everything in my life better. ...
Epistemological Vs - Birkbeck, University of London
... Mostly in this book I have speculated on causes, not justifications . . . . Even in the case of bodies, . . . , I offered no hope of justification. I entertained no thought of translating talk of bodies into talk of sense impressions, . . . I asked how, given our stimulations, we might have develope ...
... Mostly in this book I have speculated on causes, not justifications . . . . Even in the case of bodies, . . . , I offered no hope of justification. I entertained no thought of translating talk of bodies into talk of sense impressions, . . . I asked how, given our stimulations, we might have develope ...
rtf - MIT Media Lab
... {\pard \ql \f0 \sa180 \li360 \fi-360 \bullet \tx360\tab {\b Retrieving knowledge relevant to the problem.} Different problems require different pieces of knowledge. Due to the aforementioned structural limitation, suffers the problem of not being able to retrieve {\i only} the knowledge relevant to ...
... {\pard \ql \f0 \sa180 \li360 \fi-360 \bullet \tx360\tab {\b Retrieving knowledge relevant to the problem.} Different problems require different pieces of knowledge. Due to the aforementioned structural limitation, suffers the problem of not being able to retrieve {\i only} the knowledge relevant to ...
PhD Thesis
... Embodied pedagogical agents – visually represented, computer generated characters in pedagogical roles, such as virtual instructors, mentors and learning companions – populate the digital society in increasing numbers. They are found in educational programmes from preschool to university, as well as ...
... Embodied pedagogical agents – visually represented, computer generated characters in pedagogical roles, such as virtual instructors, mentors and learning companions – populate the digital society in increasing numbers. They are found in educational programmes from preschool to university, as well as ...
after essentially contested concepts - JYX front page
... would have a detrimental effect on the motivation and rationale to even have meaningful definitional disputes over the concepts essentially contested in the circumstances in which no correct definition of socio-political concepts is attainable in once-and-for-all sense. I will argue for the view acc ...
... would have a detrimental effect on the motivation and rationale to even have meaningful definitional disputes over the concepts essentially contested in the circumstances in which no correct definition of socio-political concepts is attainable in once-and-for-all sense. I will argue for the view acc ...
Discourse Analysis As Theory and Method
... Let us give a few examples of possible applications of discourse analysis. For instance, it can be used as a framework for analysis of national identity. How can we understand national identities and what consequences does the division of the world into nation states have? Many different forms of te ...
... Let us give a few examples of possible applications of discourse analysis. For instance, it can be used as a framework for analysis of national identity. How can we understand national identities and what consequences does the division of the world into nation states have? Many different forms of te ...
WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT MACHINES THAT THINK?
... What Will Be The Place Of Humans In A World Occupied By An Exponentially Growing Population Of Autonomous Machines ............................................................................................................................ 65 A New Wisdom of the Body ................................ ...
... What Will Be The Place Of Humans In A World Occupied By An Exponentially Growing Population Of Autonomous Machines ............................................................................................................................ 65 A New Wisdom of the Body ................................ ...
DAMIAN ILODIGWE OAKESHOTT`S CRITIQUE OF SOVEREIGNTY
... there are mysteries in life that are in excess of its possibilities, so that the bound of meaning and truth is not co-extensive with the bound of reason.9 In other words logic cannot impose itself on life but must allow itself to be guided by the inherent template of life.10 Thus it emerges that pre ...
... there are mysteries in life that are in excess of its possibilities, so that the bound of meaning and truth is not co-extensive with the bound of reason.9 In other words logic cannot impose itself on life but must allow itself to be guided by the inherent template of life.10 Thus it emerges that pre ...
Flexible Attention-based Cognitive Architecture for
... the emergence of constituent processes, rather than from careful top-down control engineering. Minsky has argued in his Society of Mind that intelligent behaviours can emerge from the interaction of many simple processes, even though each process may lack ‘intelligence’ in isolation. In addition, An ...
... the emergence of constituent processes, rather than from careful top-down control engineering. Minsky has argued in his Society of Mind that intelligent behaviours can emerge from the interaction of many simple processes, even though each process may lack ‘intelligence’ in isolation. In addition, An ...
quine`s argument from despair
... with his naturalism, Quine nowhere uses the traditional epistemologists’ failure as an argument for adopting a naturalistic perspective. Rather, he reflects about the “phenomenalistic orientation” of the traditional project, i.e. about “[t]he idea of a selfsufficient sensory language as a foundatio ...
... with his naturalism, Quine nowhere uses the traditional epistemologists’ failure as an argument for adopting a naturalistic perspective. Rather, he reflects about the “phenomenalistic orientation” of the traditional project, i.e. about “[t]he idea of a selfsufficient sensory language as a foundatio ...
MORPHOGENETIC APPROACHES TO RELIGION
... maintain a system’s given form, organization or state” while morphogenesis denotes “those processes which tend to elaborate or change a system’s given form, structure or state” (Walter Buckley, Sociology and Modern Systems Theory (1967), quoted in Archer 1996: 339-340). Archer retains this meaning, ...
... maintain a system’s given form, organization or state” while morphogenesis denotes “those processes which tend to elaborate or change a system’s given form, structure or state” (Walter Buckley, Sociology and Modern Systems Theory (1967), quoted in Archer 1996: 339-340). Archer retains this meaning, ...
PDF (Recognizing and Discovering Activities of Daily Living in Smart
... Similar to the human based decision process, an automatic activity recognition system comprises several stages, i.e. collecting evidence, using past experience, and applying knowledge correspond sensing, learning, and inference respectively. However, each task in the computerized one is highly chall ...
... Similar to the human based decision process, an automatic activity recognition system comprises several stages, i.e. collecting evidence, using past experience, and applying knowledge correspond sensing, learning, and inference respectively. However, each task in the computerized one is highly chall ...
THE THEORY OF COMMUNICATIVE ACTION
... chology and the analysis of language and theory of science developed in formal-pragmatic terms. Mead analyzed phenomena of consciousness from the standpoint of how they are formed within the structures of linguistically or symbolically mediated interaction. In his view, language has constitutive sig ...
... chology and the analysis of language and theory of science developed in formal-pragmatic terms. Mead analyzed phenomena of consciousness from the standpoint of how they are formed within the structures of linguistically or symbolically mediated interaction. In his view, language has constitutive sig ...
Thesis
... son Bennett provided a case study for my ideas on child-development and inspired this interest. If it were not for my wife Ruth, I would not have had the support and strength to finish. I would also like to thank another family, those friends and colleagues that I met at Cambridge and Corpus Christi ...
... son Bennett provided a case study for my ideas on child-development and inspired this interest. If it were not for my wife Ruth, I would not have had the support and strength to finish. I would also like to thank another family, those friends and colleagues that I met at Cambridge and Corpus Christi ...
- University of Salford Institutional Repository
... Goffman is discussed in chapter four. Methodoloqical auestions are also pursued in chapter five which reviews aspects of Simirel's and Goffman's rhetoric. Chapter six compares their views on the nature of the individual. A case study applying their analytical apparatuses to aspects of game show htnr ...
... Goffman is discussed in chapter four. Methodoloqical auestions are also pursued in chapter five which reviews aspects of Simirel's and Goffman's rhetoric. Chapter six compares their views on the nature of the individual. A case study applying their analytical apparatuses to aspects of game show htnr ...
Monster Analogies - Semantic Scholar
... ■ Analogy has a rich history in Western civilization. Over the centuries, it has become reified in that analogical reasoning has sometimes been regarded as a fundamental cognitive process. In addition, it has become identified with a particular expressive format. The limitations of the modern view a ...
... ■ Analogy has a rich history in Western civilization. Over the centuries, it has become reified in that analogical reasoning has sometimes been regarded as a fundamental cognitive process. In addition, it has become identified with a particular expressive format. The limitations of the modern view a ...
Monster Analogies - Semantic Scholar
... ■ Analogy has a rich history in Western civilization. Over the centuries, it has become reified in that analogical reasoning has sometimes been regarded as a fundamental cognitive process. In addition, it has become identified with a particular expressive format. The limitations of the modern view a ...
... ■ Analogy has a rich history in Western civilization. Over the centuries, it has become reified in that analogical reasoning has sometimes been regarded as a fundamental cognitive process. In addition, it has become identified with a particular expressive format. The limitations of the modern view a ...
Consciousness, Self and World: Husserl and the Phenomenological
... analysis of intentional content. Husserl, by contrast, certainly does offer an extremely nuanced conceptual arsenal in this respect, but his approach is often thought to be irremediably compromised by two problematic, and related, methodological commitments: (1) a form of ‘Cartesian’ content intern ...
... analysis of intentional content. Husserl, by contrast, certainly does offer an extremely nuanced conceptual arsenal in this respect, but his approach is often thought to be irremediably compromised by two problematic, and related, methodological commitments: (1) a form of ‘Cartesian’ content intern ...
teză de doctorat - AI-MAS
... influences an agent architecture. The system also takes into account the effects that emotions have on human perception and cognitive processes. As an application domain, we chose virtual characters in computer role playing games (CRPGs) as they are a type of game meant to simulate all manner of hum ...
... influences an agent architecture. The system also takes into account the effects that emotions have on human perception and cognitive processes. As an application domain, we chose virtual characters in computer role playing games (CRPGs) as they are a type of game meant to simulate all manner of hum ...
structuration theory and organization research
... of meta-theoretical paradigms has been employed to legitimize plurality in perspective and to dispel ‘scientific authoritarianism’ (see Burrell & Morgan, 1979). However, we agree with Weaver and Gioia (1994) in that it is paradoxical to call for cross-paradigm or multi-paradigm organizational inquir ...
... of meta-theoretical paradigms has been employed to legitimize plurality in perspective and to dispel ‘scientific authoritarianism’ (see Burrell & Morgan, 1979). However, we agree with Weaver and Gioia (1994) in that it is paradoxical to call for cross-paradigm or multi-paradigm organizational inquir ...
Steps toward Formalizing Context - Bilkent University Computer
... between the documents and the relevance of the documents to the query. In this respect, a formal context means that the query will be better described because it will contain more information than just a few keywords in the search. Inclusion of the context of the query also allows us to run more sop ...
... between the documents and the relevance of the documents to the query. In this respect, a formal context means that the query will be better described because it will contain more information than just a few keywords in the search. Inclusion of the context of the query also allows us to run more sop ...