Philosophy & Digital Humanities
Aunque actualmente nos hemos adaptado a ella, la pandemia de COVID- 19 ha comenzado como un evento crítico e imprevisto. Sus consecuencias han trascendido el momento. Desde decisiones de salud pública hasta cambios en la producción económica que afectan el núcleo de la vida social e individual. Su irrupción rápida en el contexto mundial, el …
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An article written with Dra. Sued-Palmeiro abour Covid-19 in Twitter using R programming and published on the Q2 Journal Cuadernos.Info. At the beginning of the COVID19 pandemic, social platforms played a crucial role in the production and access to information. This study aims to identify the topics of most significant interest and their associated feelings …
Improve a pedagogical approach using computing techniques
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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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.
