PORIDGE: Postmodern Rhizomatics in Digitally Generated Environments--Do We Need a Metatheory for W3?

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Auteur principal: Wallmannsberger, Josef
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author Wallmannsberger, Josef
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Wallmannsberger, Josef
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contents PORIDGE: Postmodern Rhizomatics in Digitally Generated Environments--Do We Need a Metatheory for W3? Wallmannsberger, Josef Computer Networks Computer Software Encyclopedias Hypermedia Information Processing Philosophy Postmodernism Users (Information) Discusses the World Wide Web (W3) and its relevance to a philosophy of science. Topics include PORIDGE, an electronically mediated encyclopedia of postmodern knowledge; hypertext mark-up language; W3 as a medium for information ecologies; the relationship between W3 and the user; social manufacture of knowledge; and W3 as a model. (29 references) (LRW)
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spellingShingle PORIDGE: Postmodern Rhizomatics in Digitally Generated Environments--Do We Need a Metatheory for W3?
Wallmannsberger, Josef
Computer Networks
Computer Software
Encyclopedias
Hypermedia
Information Processing
Philosophy
Postmodernism
Users (Information)
PORIDGE: Postmodern Rhizomatics in Digitally Generated Environments--Do We Need a Metatheory for W3? Wallmannsberger, Josef Computer Networks Computer Software Encyclopedias Hypermedia Information Processing Philosophy Postmodernism Users (Information) Discusses the World Wide Web (W3) and its relevance to a philosophy of science. Topics include PORIDGE, an electronically mediated encyclopedia of postmodern knowledge; hypertext mark-up language; W3 as a medium for information ecologies; the relationship between W3 and the user; social manufacture of knowledge; and W3 as a model. (29 references) (LRW)
title PORIDGE: Postmodern Rhizomatics in Digitally Generated Environments--Do We Need a Metatheory for W3?
topic Computer Networks
Computer Software
Encyclopedias
Hypermedia
Information Processing
Philosophy
Postmodernism
Users (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ496541