by
Matthew Fuller
(editor)
Software Studies: A Lexicon
Software Studies: A Lexicon
by
Matthew Fuller
(editor)
by
Matthew Fuller
(editor)
Software Studies: A Lexicon
by
Matthew Fuller
(editor)
by
Matthew Fuller
(editor)
propaedeutic
(en)
(noun) preparatory study or instruction (from Greek)
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A function proper is propaedeutic, telling how the thing should behave
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A function proper is propaedeutic, telling how the thing should behave
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rebarbative
(en)
(adjective) repellent irritating
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the idea of an alien, machinic intelligence not only rebarbative but contradictory
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the idea of an alien, machinic intelligence not only rebarbative but contradictory
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liminal
(en)
ambiguous; occupying a position at, or on both sides of, a boundary or threshold
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we might describe the operational space of software in the context of a user at a desktop system as having a liminal boundary
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we might describe the operational space of software in the context of a user at a desktop system as having a liminal boundary
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hermeneutic
(en)
the theory and methodology of interpretation, especially the interpretation of biblical texts, wisdom literature, and philosophical texts
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this interpreter doesn't perform "interpretations" in a hermeneutic sense of semantic text explication
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this interpreter doesn't perform "interpretations" in a hermeneutic sense of semantic text explication
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peripatetic
(en)
traveling from place to place, especially working or based in various places for relatively short periods
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onomastic
(en)
(adjective) of, relating to, or consisting of a name or names
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beyond the onomastic imperative of having to be uniquely determined within a context
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beyond the onomastic imperative of having to be uniquely determined within a context
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