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“Wave Function” and more by Sixty Symbols (video) | on the importance of metaphors & metonymy in phenomenological modeling

April 24, 2015 Joshua 1 Comment

Active Interpretation Chem Complexity Data Visualization Mathematics Modeling Physics

Bibliotheca Philosophica Hermetica

‘The Spiritual Mind’ – Lecture by Esther Ritman
Review: David Chaim Smith’s work on Kabbalah and Alchemy
Exhibition ‘All in All’ on Jacob Böhme, Dresden – August-November 2017
Dutch newspaper ‘De Volkskrant’: Amsterdam not location of Robert Langdon’s new adventure
Exhibition ‘Hermetically Open’ 9-18 June, Harlingen
Explore – Encounter – Enterprise
Komt u ook onze tentoonstelling bezoeken tijdens het festival Oer ‘t Dok te Harlingen?
The Ritman Library Newsletter
Divine Wisdom – Divine Nature, Exhibition Goetheanum May 2017
Books are constantly in dialogue with each other in the Embassy of the Free Mind

Anthropology News

Ariana Curtis
Looking Back
New AAA Staff
Frank Marlowe
Napoleon A. Chagnon
C. Loring Brace, IV
The Clinical Importance of Space in Sexual Health
Museum Anthropology at the 2019 AAA/CASCA Annual Meeting
I Choose to Look Above the Prison Walls…
Bangkok’s New City of Walls

Archaeology and Anthropology

Head Cones in Ancient Egyptian Graves Cap Archaeological Debate December 11, 2019
It took recent excavations to finally prove that the headgear depicted in hieroglyphic scenes was real and not iconographic.
Mythical Beings May Be Earliest Imaginative Cave Art by Humans December 11, 2019
The paintings on an Indonesian island are at least 43,900 years old and depict humanoid figures with animal-like features in a hunting scene.
Descubren más de 140 líneas de Nazca en Perú November 25, 2019
Un equipo de investigadores combinó las herramientas del trabajo de campo arqueológico con la tecnología moderna para identificar figuras hasta ahora desconocidas.
More Than 140 Nazca Lines Are Discovered in Peruvian Desert November 21, 2019
A team of Japanese researchers combined on-the-ground archaeology with modern technology, including artificial intelligence, to identify the 2,000-year-old images.
Millions of Ibises Were Mummified. But Where Did Ancient Egypt Get Them? November 16, 2019
DNA analysis of the preserved birds found in many catacombs undercuts the explanation that there were large-scale ibis breeding farms.
Penn Museum Redesign Aims Beyond Academics November 13, 2019
Hundreds of objects from a collection of almost one million artifacts will go on public display for the first time when new galleries open this week.
Trove of Mammoth Skeletons Excavated Near Mexico City Gives Clues About Hunting November 8, 2019
Researchers from Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History say the discovery illuminates the relationship between humans and the Pleistocene animals.
Jordan Stabbing Attack Leaves 8 Wounded at Roman Site November 6, 2019
The motive for the attack at Jerash, an archaeological site and tourist draw in northern Jordan, remained unknown.
Sheldon Breiner, 82, Dies; Used Magnetism for Explorations November 1, 2019
He developed the techniques he used to help locate sunken submarines and enormous stone heads, as well as early applications for artificial intelligence.
Oxford Professor Is Accused of Selling Ancient Texts to Hobby Lobby October 16, 2019
An investigation found that Bible fragments in a museum started by the owners of the arts-and-crafts chain had been illegally taken from the university.

All Top News — ScienceDaily

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Ice in motion: Satellites capture decades of change
Greenland ice losses rising faster than expected
Killer whale grandmothers boost survival of calves
Reorganizing a computer chip: Transistors can now both process and store information
Large atmospheric waves in the jet stream present risk to global food production
How planets may form after dust sticks together

The British Museum Blog

Women and goddesses of the Trojan War
Art in crisis: identifying and returning looted objects
Inspired by the east – connecting collections
The British Museum Membercast: The Story of Troy
Faith and renewal: Nara and the British Museum
The British Museum Membercast: Inspired by the east
Who was Achilles?
An introduction to Orientalist painting
The British Museum Membercast: Rethinking Rembrandt
Sir Stamford Raffles – collecting in Southeast Asia

Journal of Digital Humanities

Review of The Johns Hopkins Guide to Digital Media (2014)
Digital Contexts
On the Origin of “Hack” and “Yack”
Digital Historiography and the Archives
Using Computer Vision to Increase the Research Potential of Photo Archives
Historical Understanding in the Quantum Age
A Distinction Worth Exploring: “Archives” and “Digital Historical Representations”
Going Meta on Metadata
Provenance Meets Source Criticism
DH@WIT: Digital Humanities for Undergraduate Design, Engineering, and Management Students

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