Philosophy & Digital Humanities
I am very happy that a new publication is already available on the Online Journal of Philosophy La Deleuziana. It is an special number dedicated to the treatment of the excess within Deleuze philosophy. My contribution has to do with how Deleuze understands the excess only by its opposite, that is, the contention. Otherwise, most …
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Artificial Intelligence in Contemporary Philosophy
Hegel vs. Nietzsche: NLP analysis with R programming
We believe in god as long as we believe in grammar. Nietzsche After an specific post dedicated to a NLP computational analysis, I would want to share more plots developing that issue. In this post, let’s perform a computational analysis on Hegel vs. Nietzsche use of verbs. Language, grammar and metaphysics Effectively, differences between Hegel …
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Hegel vs. Nietzsche NLP analysis in the context of Digital Humanities
I was invited by Axouxere Editora to create a brief reflexion about Covid-19. The video is part of a serie where other colleagues explain their point of view as you can see in the repository here.
We need to pass from art and philosophy to technology. To do it, the schizoanalytic approach is pretty suitable.
On this post we applied text mining to explore philosophical meaning from a computational point of view.
We combine philosophy and text mining trying to understand the first one from other point of view.
Text mining can be used to understand deeply a corpus of texts. In this article I try it with the works of modern philosophers thinking about will and desire.
