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Phil 425

Koganei — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 18:09:03 GMT

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	*'''Definitionism''' (Carnap, Katz)		*'''Definitionism''' (Carnap, Katz)
-	**Most concepts (i.e. lexical concepts) are structured mental representations that encode a set of necessary and sufficient conditions for their application, if possible, in sensory terms or perceptional terms.	+	**Most concepts (i.e. lexical concepts) are structured mental representations that encode a set of necessary and sufficient conditions for their application, if possible, in sensory terms or perceptional terms. (ex. true justified beliefs are necessary and sufficient for truth)
	*'''Prototype Theory''' (Rosch, Mervis)		*'''Prototype Theory''' (Rosch, Mervis)
	**That encode the properties that objects in their extensions tend to possess.		**That encode the properties that objects in their extensions tend to possess.
	*'''Theory-Theory''' (Carey, Murphy & Medin)		*'''Theory-Theory''' (Carey, Murphy & Medin)
	**Concepts are representations whose structure consists in their relations to other concepts as specified by a mental theory.		**Concepts are representations whose structure consists in their relations to other concepts as specified by a mental theory.
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-	~~==For Next Week==~~
-	*Overview of Concepts, Margolis, Laurence
-	*Fodor Ch. 1-2
-	**Presentation for Chapter 2

	==Books==		==Books==

Main Page

Koganei — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 17:44:29 GMT

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	==Classes==		==Classes==
		+	===For Next Week===
		+	*Phil 425
		+	**Overview of Concepts, Margolis, Laurence
		+	**Fodor Ch. 1-2
		+	**Presentation for Chapter 2
		+
		+
	===Fall 2010===		===Fall 2010===
	*[[Engl 377\|Engl 377 - Contemporary Canadian Fiction]]		*[[Engl 377\|Engl 377 - Contemporary Canadian Fiction]]

Phil 425

Koganei — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 17:43:06 GMT

For Next Week:

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-	=~~Contemporary Canadian Fiction~~=	+	=Cognitive Science=

	*'''Teacher''' Murray Clarke		*'''Teacher''' Murray Clarke
	*'''Room''' PR-100		*'''Room''' PR-100
		+	*'''Office Hours''' T 14:00-15:00

		+	=Classes=
		+	==Sept. 9th==
		+	*'''Definitionism''' (Carnap, Katz)
		+	**Most concepts (i.e. lexical concepts) are structured mental representations that encode a set of necessary and sufficient conditions for their application, if possible, in sensory terms or perceptional terms.
		+	*'''Prototype Theory''' (Rosch, Mervis)
		+	**That encode the properties that objects in their extensions tend to possess.
		+	*'''Theory-Theory''' (Carey, Murphy & Medin)
		+	**Concepts are representations whose structure consists in their relations to other concepts as specified by a mental theory.
		+
		+	==For Next Week==
		+	*Overview of Concepts, Margolis, Laurence
		+	*Fodor Ch. 1-2
		+	**Presentation for Chapter 2

	==Books==		==Books==

Atemporality

Koganei — Thu, 09 Sep 2010 16:20:08 GMT

Created page with "==Modern (1800)== *Post-Enlightenment *Progress *Scientific method *rationality *individuality ==Postmodern (1950)== *Globalization *Neoliberalism *What Fukuyama called the End ..."

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==Modern (1800)==
*Post-Enlightenment
*Progress
*Scientific method
*rationality
*individuality

==Postmodern (1950)==
*Globalization
*Neoliberalism
*What Fukuyama called the End of History
*Simulation
*Cultural logic of late capitalism
**that it'll fix the world
*Cathedral (Gothic high-tech)

==Atemporal/Amodern (post 9/11, Internet)==
**amodern -> Latour
**atemporal -> Sterling
*Social, networks
*Meaning, framing (OS, word processor, etc)
*Forms:Mashup
*Generative Art
*Asynchronous, global
*Multiple 'Empowered Cranks' McLuhan
*Bazaar (Favela Chic)

Phil 425

Koganei — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 23:33:19 GMT

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		+	=Contemporary Canadian Fiction=
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		+	*'''Teacher''' Murray Clarke
		+	*'''Room''' PR-100
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	==Books==		==Books==

Main Page

Koganei — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 22:41:14 GMT

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	==[[To Check out]]==		==[[To Check out]]==
		+	==[[Class Schedule]]==

	==Games==		==Games==

Class Schedule

Koganei — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 22:23:04 GMT

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	\|Thursday \|\| 18:00-20:15 \|\| [[Engl 426]]/3 - Fiction\|\| Lec AA \|\| LB-649 \|\| NOVAKOVICH, JOSIP		\|Thursday \|\| 18:00-20:15 \|\| [[Engl 426]]/3 - Fiction\|\| Lec AA \|\| LB-649 \|\| NOVAKOVICH, JOSIP
	\|-		\|-
-	\|Thursday \|\| 20:30-22:45 \|\| [[Engl 413]]/3 - Publishing & Editing \|\| Lec AA \|\| LB-649	+	\|Thursday \|\| 20:30-22:45 \|\| [[Engl 413]]/3 - Publishing & Editing \|\| Lec AA \|\| LB-649 \|\| DARDICK, SIMON
	\|}		\|}

Engl 377

Koganei — Wed, 08 Sep 2010 20:41:42 GMT

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		+	=Contemporary Canadian Fiction=
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		+	*'''Teacher''' Darren Wershler
		+	*'''Room''' H-459
		+
		+	==Course Description==
		+	This course examines the theoretical strategies, formal questions and cultural policy issues pertinent to the study of Canadian fiction from the close of the 20th century to the present. Contemporary culture is undergoing a series of significant shifts in how literary production takes place, resulting in texts that no longer adhere to received conventions of medium, genre, and divisions between fiction and nonfiction. Each of the texts on the syllabus follows some of these conventions and flouts others. Many of these texts are no longer on the printed page, making it necessary to resort to media theory in order to discuss them effectively. Some of these texts are more canonical than others. Some are more popular than canonical. Moreover, the relationship of many of them to the adjective "Canadian" is controversial.
		+
		+	We will be focusing on tensions inside and outside these texts as a starting point for a consideration of a variety of issues, which could include any of the following (depending on the syllabus for a particular year): the work of the author-function, the political economy of publishing, the material form of the book, differential media, circulation, canonicity, taste formation, cultural hegemony and national arts policy, all of which play a role in determining what does and doesn't "count" as contemporary Canadian fiction.
		+
		+	==Readings==
		+
		+	===Sept. 7-9===
		+	*'''[http://www.transmediale.de/en/keynote-bruce-sterling-us-atemporality Atemporality video]''' Sterling, Bruce
		+	**[http://www.wired.com/beyond_the_beyond/2010/02/atemporality-for-the-creative-artist/ Transcript]
		+	**[[Atemporality\|Notes]]
		+
		+	*'''[http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10434126/bayard_booksyoudontknow.pdf How to Talk About Books You Haven't Read]''' Bayard, Pierre.
		+	**[[Books You Don't Know\|Notes]]
		+
		+	===Sept. 12-18===
		+	*'''Scott Pilgrim's Precious Little Life Vol. 1''' O'Malley, Bryan Lee
		+	**[[Scott Pilgrim\|Notes]]
		+
		+	*'''"Canadian Cultural Policy in the Age of Media Abundance: Old Challenges, New Technologies."''' Wagman, Ira, and Ezra Winton.
		+	**[[Wagman Cultural Policy\|Notes]]
		+
		+
	==Books==		==Books==

Class Schedule

Koganei — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 20:08:10 GMT

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-	\|Tuesday and Thursday \|\| 10:15-11:30 \|\| ~~ENGL~~ 377/2 - Contemporary Canadian Fiction \|\| Lec A \|\| H-459 \|\| WERSHLER, DARREN	+	\|Tuesday and Thursday \|\| 10:15-11:30 \|\| [[Engl 377]]/2 - Contemporary Canadian Fiction \|\| Lec A \|\| H-459 \|\| WERSHLER, DARREN
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-	\|Thursday \|\| 13:15-15:45 \|\| ~~PHIL~~ 425/2 - Cognitive Science\|\| Lec A \|\| PR-100 \|\| CLARKE, MURRAY	+	\|Thursday \|\| 13:15-15:45 \|\| [[Phil 425]]/2 - Cognitive Science\|\| Lec A \|\| PR-100 \|\| CLARKE, MURRAY
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-	\|Thursday \|\| 18:00-20:15 \|\| ~~ENGL~~ 426/3 - Fiction\|\| Lec AA \|\| LB-649	+	\|Thursday \|\| 18:00-20:15 \|\| [[Engl 426]]/3 - Fiction\|\| Lec AA \|\| LB-649 \|\| NOVAKOVICH, JOSIP
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-	\|Thursday \|\| 20:30-22:45 \|\| ~~ENGL~~ 413/3 - Publishing & Editing \|\| Lec AA \|\| LB-649	+	\|Thursday \|\| 20:30-22:45 \|\| [[Engl 413]]/3 - Publishing & Editing \|\| Lec AA \|\| LB-649
	\|}		\|}

Phil 425

Koganei — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 20:31:07 GMT

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==Books==

*FODOR / CONCEPTS WHERE COGNITIVE SCI WENT WRONG
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*EVANS / IN TWO MINDS
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*FODOR / MIND DOESN'T WORK THAT WAY
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*FODOR / MODULARITY OF MIND
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Engl 377

Koganei — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 20:29:44 GMT

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==Books==

*DOUCET / MY MOST SECRET DESIRE (DRAWN & QUARTERLY)
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*SCOTT / MY PARIS
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*MADDIN / MY WINNIPEG
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*O'MALLEY / SCOTT PILGRIM'S PRECIOUS LITTLE LIFE VOL. 1
**Price: $13.79 (new) $10.35 (used)

*PENNY / STILL LIFE

*GIBSON / ZERO HISTORY

Class Schedule

Koganei — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 20:13:09 GMT

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===Fall 2010===
{| class="wikitable"
!Day
!Time
!Course Number
!Section
!Room
!Professor
|-
|Tuesday and Thursday || 10:15-11:30 || ENGL 377/2 - Contemporary Canadian Fiction || Lec A || H-459 || WERSHLER, DARREN
|-
|Thursday || 13:15-15:45 || PHIL 425/2 - Cognitive Science|| Lec A || PR-100 || CLARKE, MURRAY
|-
|Thursday || 18:00-20:15 || ENGL 426/3 - Fiction|| Lec AA || LB-649
|-
|Thursday || 20:30-22:45 || ENGL 413/3 - Publishing & Editing || Lec AA || LB-649
|}

Main Page

Koganei — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 20:00:21 GMT

Classes:

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	==Classes==		==Classes==
		+	===Fall 2010===
		+	*[[Engl 377\|Engl 377 - Contemporary Canadian Fiction]]
		+	*[[Phil 425\|Phil 425 - Cognitive Science]]
		+	*[[Engl 426\|Engl 426 - Advanced Writing]]
		+	*[[Engl 413\|Engl 413 - Publishing and Editing]]
		+
		+	===Winter 2009===
	*[[Phil 327\|Phil 327 - Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence]]		*[[Phil 327\|Phil 327 - Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence]]
	*[[Phil 216\|Phil 216 - Introduction to Philosophy of Language]]		*[[Phil 216\|Phil 216 - Introduction to Philosophy of Language]]