On th matter of Human Agency: Socratic Dialogue with OpenAI
On 22 Nov. 2022 they officially released AI services across global platforms with no cost to train the strategies of their machine Learning Agenda. The Greatness of adanvancement in AI and the would-be SI confidently ascertain that humans are bounded by many factors. Here I've had a very short diologue with ai which testitfies the 'fall from grace' of human as the apex of art and beacon of freedom. In short : lies roam
A Critical Review of Foucault's Works
In this essay I will first chart the major points that constitute the thinking of Foucault according to an analysis of two of his texts and then argue how his work on power, in all its scientifically unflinching rigor, can be seen as a modernized, scientificized and paradoxically well-reasoned reconstruction of the dynamics of religion. .
Critical Review: “Beloved” by Toni Morrison
Beloved functions on a lynchpin. That shaky loose but immensely penetrative idea of a re-memory
Critical Review: “Edgar Huntly or Memoirs of a Sleep-Walker” by Charles Brockden Brown. A response Paper submitted on 2nd Feb. 2023 to the Prof. Dr. Laura Bieger at RUhr Uni Bochum
Edgar Huntly, Or, Memoirs of a Sleepwalker is a 1799 Gothic novel set in rural Pennsylvania in 1787 by the American author Charles Brockden Brown.
The Frankfurt School made a lasting bridge, though with poor oversight
Critical Review of “Culture Industry” by Adorno and Horkheimer and “On Jazz” by Theodor Adorno by Mahdi Xeinali Submitted on 17th. Feb. 2023 To Ruhr Uni Bochum