Titlebook: Ourselves and Computers; Difference in Minds Aart Bijl Textbook 1995Latest edition Aart Bijl 1995 computer.design.information.information

EVEN

召集

Conclusions,titutive of our kind of being, including equipment within ourselves by which we are able to know. This equipment gives us our ability to sense, and to take abstractions from sensations that are acceptable to our further functions for knowing. In this way we are able to take abstractions into knowledge.

媒介

Allodynia

破裂

Knowing in Japan, surface behaviour. It influences all things Japanese people do. This difference is apparent as a greater emphasis on inner human feeling, on aesthetic sensitivities. Consistent with this feeling, tolerance is shown towards chaotic (sometimes, in our eyes, crass) temporal manifestations. Less import

Ablation

變異

諂媚于人

Understanding technology,d as a version of holistic philosophy, and it is informed by experience in Japan described in Chapter 2. Now we will consider some examples of similar approaches to philosophy and to practical activities in the west. We will do so in order to reassure ourselves that radically different strategies fo

牛的細(xì)微差別

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