the mit press racing the beam the atari video computer system mar 2009
the mit press racing the beam the atari video computer system mar 2009
... of video games, and in niches it remains a living part of the
modern videogame ecology.
Cartridge Games for the Home
The Atari Video Computer System was the fi rst successful cartridge-based
videogame ... with diffi culty. There are
Platform Studies
Ian Bogost and Nick Montfort, editors
Racing the Beam: The Atari Video Computer System, Nick Montfort and Ian Bo...
the mit press cold war kitchen americanization technology and european users mar 2009
... close analysis of the Nixon-Khrushchev encounter itself
from both sides of the Atlantic in the second part. They then consider
the European counternarratives in the third part. The last two sections ... were
left with the self-appointed spokespeople in the commercial sector to
represent them. The shift relegated women’s participation in consumer pol-
itics to the market.
4...
the mit press scientific collaboration on the internet nov 2008
... surprisingly, the system has no formal refereeing process to restrict ‘‘publication’’ on
the site. Perhaps it is the mathematical nature of the field that prevents the site from being over-
whelmed by the ... practice. In the case of Southampton, one of the crucial
requirements for the institutional repository is the ability to record publications for
use by the univers...
the mit press coherence in thought and action nov 2000
... perceptual. These also provide the
means to evaluate claims about the nature of reality, for
example concerning the existence of the external world,
other minds, and God.
Chapter 5 shows the relevance ... example, the sentence The pen is in the
bank” can mean that the writing implement is in the finan-
cial institution, but in a different context it can mean that
the anima...
the mit press knowledge possibility and consciousness apr 2001
... anything. There is a state that zombies go
into when they cut themselves or stub their toes. This state
makes them do the things we do when we are in pain. They
curse and jump up and down and hold the ... black
and white room. There she learns “everything there is to
know about the physical nature of the world sheknows
all the physical facts Itseems, however, that Mary does
not know...
the mit press natural ethical facts evolution connectionism and moral cognition oct 2003
... aside for the moment to at least consider whether
we can reduce the second class to the first so as to further constrain the
bounds of the problem. Quine thus begins his argument with the second
class ... fallacy. They confuse the property of goodness with the things
that possess it or with another property that the good things have. To
commit the naturalistic fallacy is ju...
the mit press neither brain nor ghost a nondualist alternative to the mind-brain identity theory aug 2005
... Neither Brain nor Ghost - The MIT Press
"A new view of mind is in the air. Teed Rockwell has sensed it and
articulated it beautifully ... pragmatism and dynamical systems theory, he proposes a
bold alternative to Cartesian materialism that deserves careful
scrutiny."
J. A. Scott Kelso, Glenwood and Martha Creech Chair in ... Mind
TECHNOLOGY PARTNER: Azility, Inc. TERMS...
the mit press paths to a green world the political economy of the global environment apr 2005
... capture the societal
debates about environment and political economy rather than just the
academic debates over the theories of the political economy of the
environment.
Naturally, given the breadth ... 88
4.5 The economy as a circular flow system 89
4.6 The environmental Kuznets curve 92
4.7 The vicious cycle of poverty and environmental
degradation 96
4.8 The economy...
the mit press real natures and familiar objects apr 2004
... at the bottom of the Marianas
Trench, one microparticle in the star Sirius, and the entirety
of the Navy’s latest Ohio-class submarine. Neither folk the-
ories nor learned theories about how the ... possess-
ing of these further properties that Ks¢ belonging to their own
natural kind in part consists. These further properties are
further essential properties.
2.2 What Holds Toge...
the mit press subjectivity and selfhood investigating the first-person perspective jan 2006
... something. The question is whether they are also con-
scious in the second sense, that is, whether one is also aware of them, or
whether one must deny this and consequently admit the existence of non-
conscious ... for the first-
person perspective, or whether their attempt to do so gives rise to an infinite
regress.
After setting the scene in the introductory chapter, the phenome...
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