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Hume Against the Grain: The Is/​Ought Rup­ture as a Proto De­con­struc­tive Gesture

Barthes in the Age of AI: In­ter­tex­tu­al­ity, Author­ship, and the Plu­ral Text

From Preda­tory Stares to So­cial Mir­rors: The Evolu­tion of the Gaze from An­i­mals to Hu­mans

The Author Who Knows Noth­ing : Socrates, Techne, and Barthes’ Scriptor

Are We Al­gorithms? A Crit­i­cal Re­sponse to Yu­val Noah Harari’s Homo Deus

• Rodo 31 May 2025 6:43 UTC

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  in reply to: Trevor Buteau’s comment on: The Digi­tal Maieu­tic: Socrates and the Art of Prompting

  “The answer is in the question.” Zen proverb.

  “The outside bears with the inside a relationship that is, as usual, anything but simple exteriority. The meaning of the outside was always present within the inside…” Derrida (of Grammatology)

The Digi­tal Maieu­tic: Socrates and the Art of Prompting

The An­swer Is in the Ques­tion: Prompt Eng­ineer­ing in the Age of AI