What I’m thinking is how could a non-coding DH scholar survive in DH area where the topic eventually touches down with coding or SC knowledge. I’m not saying a DH scholar has to learn how to code but at least he […]
I have a programmer friend, and his slogan is “why I am smart, because I’m a programmer!”.
And sometimes in a group chat that our friends join together, he and his programmer friend will send a line of codes as […]
Chris, I can feel your complex. One day after I googled “MBA”, the next day my whole webpage’s AD parts were about “MBA programs”. And even worse was even the video ad at the beginning of my youtube video was the […]
Speaking of the text thing, you reminded me of when I was in college, I skyped my suitemate next door. She skyped me back, and we had this skype conversation for 10 minutes when we were just 10 feet away from each […]
You made me think up this question: whether we overact or not when we meet new technology. Think about the self-driving car, I do not think people have accepted it yet, which is like the television in 1950’s and […]
McCarthy and Wright’s intent for the book was not to develop a theory of experience with technology. They suggested that the experience can interact with sensual, emotional, volitional and imaginative aspects. […]
I picked the same sentence from Miller, I think it is very true when I read the 2500 things.
Even though things Viegener writes are random, it is still so difficult for people actually write down 2500 of them. […]
Actually, you can conduct a story, based on those details he provides. But there won’t be a uniquely correct answer. While we THINK we structure the story of HIM, we are actually making story of our own. The 2,500 […]
A few months ago, I was taking train 1 and seated opposite a woman with her headphones connected to her iPod, which was presumably playing music, whilst her mouth formed words that could not be recognized. Her […]
I think Wray tried very hard to present the book based on his experience in writing the book in a train station where he tried to tried to fit in the character and background he set for the story (we see here from […]
“at least recognize that the notion of a “true self” is a social construct” and Noe, whom you mentioned in the title made me think of Noe’s idea of environment and self-consciousness. In class, we had a short […]
Instead of reading a fully fleshed out theoretical argument such as those we have been reading over the previous few weeks, this week I feel as if I’m reading a psychological test, and the wheel that is supposed […]
I really like the way that you connect this week’s reading with Damasio and Noe. When i was reading the part from Barclay and Smith, I thought about Damasio as well! Speaking of the language and concept formation, […]
McAdam’s first chapter reminded me of the reading from first week, Eakin’s autobiographical consciousness. The personal myth is constructed with personal history, which is like a autobiography. And because of […]
Noe: Even though part of the brain is removed, such a person could still act consciously like other normal people. Consciousness is not in the brain; it requires […]
I also very like the way Damasio writing comparison but it’s when he tries to distinguish two similar concepts and it’s much easier when actually tries to explain them separately:
I agree with what you about his structure is efficient but it’s after you start following with his step. I have admitted when he starts talking the core consciousness and extended consciousness and follows up with […]
