A Mailman's Digitized Grammar of Action
A chapter from a recent handbook on privacy studies by Jo Pierson and Ine Van Zeeland pointed me towards an older article by Philip E. Agre, called Surveillance and capture: Two models of privacy. Agre surely took his own work on privacy seriously, because it seems that he disappeared in 2008 and lives completely off-grid since then. Pierson and …
Deepfakes and democracy: a case for technological mediation
Book review: Van der Heiden - The Truth (and Untruth) of Language
Het merkteken van ongenade (Dutch)
Friendship, death, and writing in Michel de Montaigne's Essays
Automation and the ethics of work
What is the purpose of this website?
Warlike acts in the cyber domain
Morton's Perverse Holism - A Twelve-step program
Reve's God and the Paradox of Intimacy
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