Titlebook: Encyclopedia of Postdigital Science and Education; Petar Jandri? Living reference work 2025Latest edition Postdigital science.Postdigital

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Free Particle Motion in Three Dimensions,es that are deliberately induced, cultivated, sustained, or purposefully designed, and which wilfully bring about forgetting, not knowing, or wanting to know what ought to be known. States of ignorance are often closely aligned with oppression, subordination, and exclusion, are socially situated, an

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Quantum Mechanics on the Macintosh?emology, before discussing what postdigital epistemology means in online environments where distortions in knowledge practices and procedures can be difficult to detect and rectify. The procedures are the same as with offline epistemology, requiring research and digital literacy, the motivation to e

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Günter Mahler,Volker A. Weberru?and collective, private and public aspects of learning throughout human life. It is a complex phenomenon that intersects individual and societal issues. Since the twentieth century, this intersection has been a site of struggle between at least two discourses. The democratic and humanistic capabilit

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Nonlinear Optical Responses II,impacts on literacy practices. As digital technologies permeate human existence, writing and other literacy practices occur in .. Examining how literacy is bound up postdigitally in everyday life, offers opportunities to comprehend the complex relationships between technology, society, and individua

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D.F. Walls F.R.S.,Gerard J. Milburn as postdigital technologies become more prevalent. Where interactions with nature used to be between humans and the nonhuman (animals, plants, water, soil etc.), postdigital nature also includes the interactions between these entities and postdigital technologies. Postdigital nature is creating new

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,States of?the?Electromagnetic Field II, images, ideas, and narratives for people to think and feel with, both as individuals and as sociocultural groups. Nature is a very large concept that is difficult to succinctly yet adequately define, but can be collapsed into three large, intersecting domains, covering: the discursive realm of idea