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Archive for November, 2012

The New Movable Type

• November 25, 2012

The Monk’s Writing Desk Creating programs is a very interesting and complex process. However, the means of writing these programs seem very familiar. In order to write any program, the author of that program must know the language of that program in order for it to have any significance. Also, writing the program itself can […]


Preserving the Metaphysical

• November 19, 2012

Scarcity or Abundance? Roy Rosenzweig in his article reveals a growing problem in the field of historical preservation. The problem itself is twofold, first the media on which we record data is becoming less and less substantial, and second, while this may be a good thing for our new era the overabundance of information makes […]


The Process of Research

• November 18, 2012

Google Ngram Viewer The tool I find most interesting for this week is the google ngram viewer because with it you can view the trend of research on certain subjects. However, what I find truly interesting is by studying the usage of certain word you can learn about individual cultural attitudes. The Data One thing […]


Gettysburg: A Comparison

• November 6, 2012

The Gettysburg Powerpoint The Gettysburg Powerpoint is an excellent satire on the format of powerpoint in the field of academic discourse. It reveals that powerpoint has actually set back the academic discourse a great deal. Methods Revealing what the Gettysburg address would have looked like in powerpoint. In essence, it emphasizes only the key concepts […]