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| − | __NOTOC__ | + | Controversies and disputes are natural in intellectual life in the search for truth. As Saint Albert the Great remembered: ''in dulcedine societatis quaerere veritatem''<ref>''Et hoc dico propter quosdam inertes, qui solatium suae inertiae quaerentes, nihil quaerunt in scriptis, nisi quod reprehendant: et cum tales sint torpentes in inertia, ne soli torpentis videantur, quaerunt ponere maculam in electis. Tales Socratem occiderunt, Platonem de Athenis in Academiam fugaverunt, in Aristotelem machinantes etiam eum exire compulerunt [...]. Qui in communicatione studi sunt, quod hepar in corpore: in omni autem corpore humor fellis est, qui evaporando totum amaricat corpus, ita in studio semper sunt amarissimi et fellei viri, qui omnes alios convertunt in amaritudinem, nec sinunt eos in dulcedine societatis quaerere veritatem''. Alberto, ''Politica'', 8, 6.</ref>. The Internet could recover this dynamic that was found in its foundation. |
| − | <div class="jcarousel-wrapper"> | + | [[File:Matissedance.jpg|200px|right]]<div style="text-align:justify">The collaborative dimension that is a premise of GATE’s platform, finds its roots in the belief that knowledge is generated by sharing, while still navigating in a space of autonomy and freedom. Transdisciplinarity suggests that a single view point (or discipline) does not exist, while multiple views of the same topic of study can be expressed. Technology, nowadays, should base its foundation on this collaborative dimension. However, the web, which often seems to be idolised by multiple organizations, either censures all the possible and infinite bifurcations of thought - the latter being, indeed, the source of knowledge - or, at the very least, tends to control its dissemination. Censorship is known, throughout history, to have thrown many ''nets''. |
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| − | {{banner|direction=left|title=Organum mathematicum|section=Monumenta Kircheri|section-link= | + | {{banner|direction=left|title=Athanasius_Kircher’s_Organum_mathematicum._On_the_Evolutionary_Improbability_of_an_Information_Processing_Innovation|alt-title=Organum mathematicum|section=Monumenta Kircheri|section-link=Monumenta Kircheri|image=Organum.jpg|width=40%|quote=Within the research project ''Athanasius Kircher’s'' Organum mathematicum. ''On the Evolutionary Improbability of an Information Processing Innovation'' [[UserWiki:Ginevra Crosignani|Ginevra Crosignani]] is collaborating with GATE transcribing the whole work by [[Kaspar Schott]].}} |
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| − | {{banner|direction=right|title=Kircherian Museum|section= | + | {{banner|direction=right|title=Kircherian Museum|section=Monumenta Kircheri|section-link=Monumenta Kircheri|image=Romani Collegii Societatis Jesu Musaeum Celeberrimum 1678.pdf|width=44%|quote=[[UserWiki:Carolina Vaz de Carvalho|Carolina Vaz de Carvalho]] is collaborating with us within her PhD research project about the Roman College museum.}} |
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| + | {{banner|direction=left|title=Balthasar Loyola Mandes|section=Balthasar Loyola Mandes|section-link=Balthasar Loyola Mandes|image=Loyola_Mandes_Portrait.jpg|width=44%|quote=[[UserWiki:Federico Stella|Federico Stella]] is transcribing letters and other documents from the [[Balthasar Loyola Mandes Collection]].}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:36, 22 November 2024
Controversies and disputes are natural in intellectual life in the search for truth. As Saint Albert the Great remembered: in dulcedine societatis quaerere veritatem[1]. The Internet could recover this dynamic that was found in its foundation.
The collaborative dimension that is a premise of GATE’s platform, finds its roots in the belief that knowledge is generated by sharing, while still navigating in a space of autonomy and freedom. Transdisciplinarity suggests that a single view point (or discipline) does not exist, while multiple views of the same topic of study can be expressed. Technology, nowadays, should base its foundation on this collaborative dimension. However, the web, which often seems to be idolised by multiple organizations, either censures all the possible and infinite bifurcations of thought - the latter being, indeed, the source of knowledge - or, at the very least, tends to control its dissemination. Censorship is known, throughout history, to have thrown many nets.
Click here to ask for an account and start your collaboration!
- ↑ Et hoc dico propter quosdam inertes, qui solatium suae inertiae quaerentes, nihil quaerunt in scriptis, nisi quod reprehendant: et cum tales sint torpentes in inertia, ne soli torpentis videantur, quaerunt ponere maculam in electis. Tales Socratem occiderunt, Platonem de Athenis in Academiam fugaverunt, in Aristotelem machinantes etiam eum exire compulerunt [...]. Qui in communicatione studi sunt, quod hepar in corpore: in omni autem corpore humor fellis est, qui evaporando totum amaricat corpus, ita in studio semper sunt amarissimi et fellei viri, qui omnes alios convertunt in amaritudinem, nec sinunt eos in dulcedine societatis quaerere veritatem. Alberto, Politica, 8, 6.
