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[Acephalous] Virgina Tech, Huck Finn, and the Novel of Purpose - Acephalous: But the inverse argument makes no sense either: if we think blaming violent films and video games for massacres is silly (and I think we can all agree that it is) then it is equally .It's been a while since I read it, but Grafton and Jardine, From Humanism to the Humanities does a pretty good job showing that the tension between the highest ideals of humanistic teaching and the varied impact of such teaching on .

[The Big Picture] The Big Picture » Blog Archive » Now What?: Business Journalism ...: • JEFF MADRICK is a regular contributor to The New York Review of Books and a former economics columnist for The New York Times. He is editor of Challenge Magazine, visiting professor of humanities at The Cooper Union, and senior fellow at the Schwartz Center for Economic Policy Analysis, The New School.

[arts-humanities.net: Digital Humanities and Arts - Engage with digital learning and research] arts-humanities.net: Digital Humanities and Arts | IUI 2010: ACM ...: intimate, focused, no-nonsense event. It is large enough to be diverse and lively (we expect around 200 people), but small enough to avoid the circus-like atmosphere of conferences with thousands of people. The vast majority of the attendees are actively ... Intelligent information and knowledge management. Novel, intelligent interaction system. Affective, social and aesthetic interfaces. User-adaptivity in interactive systems. Personalization and recommender systems ...

[ScienceBlogs Channel : Humanities & Social Science] Does Relocalization Make You Stupid? : Casaubon's Book: We all agree, I suspect, that there have to be limits on relocalization, or, as Tom Lehrer once put it "We'll try and stay serene and calm...when Alabama gets the bomb." Even the most ardent relocalization advocates certainly do not advocate the relocalization of everything (although it is probably a good idea to remember that involuntary relocalization of resources no one would ever want to see relocalized, such as nuclear weapons, does happen, as we can see from the breakup of the Soviet Union.)

[NSW KM Forum] Is Knowledge Management an Oxymoron?(24th April) « NSW KM Forum: Dr Michael Olsson is a lecturer in the Information and Knowledge Management program at the University of Technology, Sydney, where he teaches in both the undergraduate and post-graduate programs. He is an active researcher in the field of information behaviour research with a particular interest in the social construction of knowledge.

[News from THE] Times Higher Education - Tough times ahead if 'corporate' agenda ...: “In a piece in this very publication earlier this year (centring around a symposium I was organising on the sitcom Gavin and Stacey), I was charged with “not being much of a joker”. While I cringed and my colleagues laughed at the irony (the previous sentence noted my challenging of the dour stereotype of my fellow Scots), it did get me thinking about the persistent, and disappointing, misconception about critics and theorists of popular culture.

[GAMSAT - Prepgenie Blog] Prepgenie blog - Just another WordPress weblog: Well, as per the requirements of GAMSAT chemistry questions, you will need to have first year university level knowledge. The trick to score well in GAMSAT is that you may not study each and everything, but you should study intelligently.

[The Big Picture] The Big Picture » Blog Archive » Letter from Chicago: F: When Barry says that people aren’t rational, he has in mind a certain set of things that people ARE. Whatever people are in their preferences, there needs to be some way for academics to connect these claims with conclusions about human and social behavior.

[ginkworld] ginkworld.net » Blog Archive » Pentecost People: Theology as ...: Like those filled with the spirit - and maybe to be Differently Wisdomed is to be in/spirited- the Differently Widomed may speak prophetically (pressured speech when all your ideas can no longer be contained, speaking truth due to a lack of impulse control) or may disrupt our gatherings and learning environments with a Babel that draws attention to an ecstatic inner dimension of information processing (disruptive behavior, communication breakdowns, a sidetracked imaginative addition to the discourse). The gifts of the Differently Wisdomed can be seen in the way in which spiritual gifts are imparted in the laying on of hands, built into the insistence that to learn wisdom and to encounter the voice of God in the world must happen through tactile learning.

[Armed and Dangerous] Armed and Dangerous » Blog Archive » Escalating Complexity and the ...: I don’t think meritocracy is the problem, for meritocracy implies there is a reason for someone to be in the position he is in. The problem is today we have pseudo-meritocracy, which means that many are in high positions not because they were good at something but have credentials and degrees from universities which are regarded as a substitute for being good at something.

[The Humaniora/Society Blog] The humanities in Denmark - the educational situation « The ...: In Danish this notion of general cultivation of the students is called “almendannelse” which corresponds well with both the German notion of “Allgemeinbildung” the British notion of “liberal education” and the French idea of “culture générale.” This concept has since the late 18th century been quintessential in defining the main purpose and raison d’être of the humanities in the educational process. In the Danish Gymnasiums the concept of “almendannelse” is still of central importance in defining the goal of the three years of higher secondary education (Haue 2008).

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