InPhO Project

A pragmatic attempt to computationally model the discipline of philosophy.

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The InPhO project is now the Internet Philosophy Project, but Indiana lives on in our logo! Our new permanent home is https://t.co/jwIBeIZm5r #philosophy

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Bug fix: For too long the faceted search at https://t.co/RDcnpDZzWM has been broken but thanks to good work by Kirtan Sakariya, the one-stop SEP, Noesis*, Google and Bing search interface is back

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Wikipedia page moved to https://t.co/BK2A95h2wH. Wang studied with Bernays and taught at Harvard and Rockefeller, and he conjectured the existence of aperiodic tiles: https://t.co/wKHHzyvGsD

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Hao Wang was born #OnThisDay 98 years ago in 1921.
Learn more at https://t.co/4PX6KfMSHM
Also, visit the InPhO entry at 🎉 https://t.co/w5EJjPFXPZ

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@InPhO_SEP Yes, McTaggart wrote about time. But what and who else is in his neighborhood? See https://t.co/amYWRrDHIY

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@InPhO_SEP @peoppenheimer What's this entry about? Quite different perspectives from 40-, 80- and 120-topic models
https://t.co/buPivY0WXF
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@InPhO_SEP Looks like our 120-topic model at https://t.co/zuAqG3qRLH gets the context right

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@InPhO_SEP @dailySEP Our 60-topic model picks up on the obvious things here but you can explore alternative views at https://t.co/gwZ3kCmHpa

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@InPhO_SEP A case of mistaken identity -- should have been this one: https://t.co/aBelPDebXZ. Born in 1699 he was a cousin of the poet born in 1685.

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@InPhO_SEP @dailySEP Yes, of course this entry is related to the Medievals, but how does it connect to issues in modern philosophy of language? Mouse down on that green section to re-sort by that second topic at https://t.co/02C9C7LMLT to find out!

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@InPhO_SEP @dailySEP And if you enjoyed “Fallacies “ you’ll love exploring the topically similar entries at https://t.co/EFhoRl2uEu

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@InPhO_SEP @dailySEP Sorites, Liar, and Curry’s paradoxes all in the neighborhood of Logical Consequence. Follow the threads at https://t.co/YonDNc8L33

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@InPhO_SEP @dailySEP Between https://t.co/X8uWEoua6A and https://t.co/BepAPyN1gt we've got lots of ways to help you find the medievals!

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@InPhO_SEP @dailySEP Spot the Stoics at https://t.co/s5fPEWO1A4 !

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@InPhO_SEP @dailySEP Is “Fatalism” an entry on the metaphysics of time or philosophy of religion? With https://t.co/FXjEBeoP1f you can look at it both ways- just click on the topic that interests you...

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@InPhO_SEP @dailySEP The route back is slightly different https://t.co/kcUEvhC87e

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@InPhO_SEP @dailySEP The link to ^^ https://t.co/kcUEvhC87e

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And if you like that article, you'll probably want to read some of the entries rated as similar at https://t.co/m7LMPM5Lno https://t.co/4JQoJjn0zU

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Modal statements tell us something about what could be or must be the case. Such claims can come in many forms. Learn more about Varieties of Modality here: https://t.co/OKZXn8nmiH

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@InPhO_SEP @peoppenheimer Our topic model page for Abhidharma is also a good jumping off point for exploring Buddhist philosophy of mind in the SEP https://t.co/3WwezsTgco

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We don’t just model the SEP. Read about our efforts to model over 18,000 Classical Chinese documents at https://t.co/xVH2L444VG汉典古籍/ and explore the models at https://t.co/rQhm0qZ68x @CulturalAnalyt

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@IHe1el9 @dailySEP Nearest neighbors in our 120-topic model of the SEP makes some good companion articles https://t.co/QnpWm4tU2D