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Megan Stern

Crowdsourcing by Scott Ekman on Prezi - 0 views

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    Four different types of crowdsourcing.
Megan Stern

A Digital Humanities Manifesto » A Digital Humanities Manifesto - 0 views

  • faculty and students work on "knowledge problematics" not in rigid disciplines and departments, in which knowledge is produced and disseminated in ways that are multivalent, truly interdisciplinary, and conspicuously cognizant of their contingency?
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      "Knowledge problematics," "truly interdisciplinary;" I'd say this is the definiton of our class. Do you think all humanities classes should be like this class?
Megan Stern

NiceCritic.com :: The Anonymous Way to Send a Helpful Message - 3 views

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    I just think this site is really funny. Do you think this is an appropriate form of communication in this digital day and age? Would this help you to connect with others or hinder you?
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    In fairness, there is also an Anonymous Praise section of the website that I think is very cool.
Megan Stern

New Rules for Online Living - PCWorld - 0 views

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    Not too long ago, the Internet was the American frontier, where society was more primitive and you could live very much how you wanted. Now, as more and more settlers move in, more and more rules pop up in attempts to restrain how we live virtually.
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I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud by William Wordsworth - 0 views

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    Does your mind go to daffodils when you're lying alone on your couch? You're such a romantic!
Megan Stern

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Samuel Taylor Coleridge - 0 views

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    And the actual poem. It's a good one.
Megan Stern

The Romantic Quest for Salvation: Romanticism in Coleridge's "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" - 0 views

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    A clear explanation of the symbolism in perhaps the most famous romantic poem.
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Madame Bovary by Gustave Flaubert. - 0 views

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    Still remains an excellent critique of the bourgeois lifestyle that developed in the Industrial Revolution.
Megan Stern

Free Classical Music For Everyone? Why That's Just Plain Old-Fashioned Communism! - 0 views

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    Do you believe the new digital economy is leading to worldwide Communism?
Megan Stern

American Thinker: The Disappearing Middle Class - 0 views

  • The government is helping out, "redistributing" money to the bottom. "The Rich" can use their money and influence to get in. The middle class gets no special consideration or privilege. Because they do work hard, they get to work harder -- and the Ruling Class calls this "justice."
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      So. True.
  • And this is what the Tea Party is really mad about.
  • And the balance between the lower class and their upper-class leaders is upset by the injection of the middle class and its struggles to carve out its niche.
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  • His Communist Manifesto is nothing more than a rant about the evils of this group and how they have inflicted harm and damage to everyone around them through colonialism and ingenuity.
  • Marx and Engels envisioned a return to the simpler time, where a vast lower class was ruled by its betters. Not surprisingly, they saw themselves as leading the underlings to the new paradise.
  • their opinions are tainted by "greed" (the single biggest sin of the bourgeoisie).
  • The byproduct of this Socialization is the shrinking of the middle class. When you punish people for working hard, those people will stop working so hard.
  • se bailouts are transfers of wealth -- not from the rich to the poor, but from the working middle class to both the upper and lower classes.
  • True: all the
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    Concisely presents the consensual argument most conservatives adopt against Marx's principles in our day.
Megan Stern

Utilitarianism - 0 views

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    An excellent overview of the ideas and implications of Utilitarianism is provided at the beginning of the article.
Megan Stern

EBSCOhost: Radical deinstitutionalization: Rousseau versus Freud. - 0 views

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    The book from which we read the discourse by Rousseau mentioned how his ideas had a substantial influence on psychological thought. This article from the Journal of Mental Health describes how his ideas about the natural man compare with Freud's and how both apply to whether or not state mental hospitals should exist. Very interesting.
Megan Stern

Pepe Escobar: Don't Mess With My Burqa, Monsieur - 0 views

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    One of the great virtues that the French Revolution promoted was tolerance. If the French society was to follow through with its contractual obligations, it would be rising up in rebellion against its government about now.
Megan Stern

YouTube to MP3 Converter - Video2mp3 - 0 views

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    This website should be a part of everyone's digital literacy. Rip the audio from Youtube videos with no viruses. I can't count how many times I've used it (legally). It's a great little website and I'm sure you'll enjoy it too.
Megan Stern

Are You Indispensable? An Interview with Seth Godin - The Personal MBA: Master the Art ... - 0 views

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    An interesting interview with a guy who firmly believes in the gift economy. A guide to "making a profit" in a gift economy, in a sense.
Megan Stern

On Generosity - Feministe - 0 views

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    Illustrates some of the potential problems with a gift economy.
Megan Stern

Participating in a gift economy: Are you giving enough? | opensource.com - 0 views

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    Illustrates more clearly how a gift economy could be applied to actually making a living.
Megan Stern

15 Steps to Lifelong Learning - 0 views

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    For those of you who felt like me upon seeing the Map of Knowledge and were discouraged at your ineptness. These are some fantastic ideas to get you started on the path to learning forever.
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