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I am a software developer based in the UK with a degree in philosophy and religion from the University of London. I am interested in both technology and philosophical issues. I also run GetSemantic.com, a wiki for covering Semantic Web technology. I have a blog at [http://tommorris.org tommorris.org] | I am a software developer based in the UK with a degree in philosophy and religion from the University of London. I am interested in both technology and philosophical issues. I also run GetSemantic.com, a wiki for covering Semantic Web technology. I have a blog at [http://tommorris.org tommorris.org] and have a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Tom_Morris Wikipedia account]. | ||
I'm based near London, and am interested in organising Citizendium London meetups, possibly '''Research Days''', where - maybe with the institutional blessing of academic or research libraries, we descend as a group, and collaboratively work on articles for a day. I'm interested in hearing from anyone who's interested in such a possibility, and academic or research libraries who would be willing to let a bunch of Citizendium authors in to read your books. [mailto:tom@tommorris.org tom@tommorris.org] | I'm based near London, and am interested in organising Citizendium London meetups, possibly '''Research Days''', where - maybe with the institutional blessing of academic or research libraries, we descend as a group, and collaboratively work on articles for a day. I'm interested in hearing from anyone who's interested in such a possibility, and academic or research libraries who would be willing to let a bunch of Citizendium authors in to read your books. [mailto:tom@tommorris.org tom@tommorris.org] | ||
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I am a software developer based in the UK with a degree in philosophy and religion from the University of London. I am interested in both technology and philosophical issues. I also run GetSemantic.com, a wiki for covering Semantic Web technology. I have a blog at tommorris.org and have a Wikipedia account.
I'm based near London, and am interested in organising Citizendium London meetups, possibly Research Days, where - maybe with the institutional blessing of academic or research libraries, we descend as a group, and collaboratively work on articles for a day. I'm interested in hearing from anyone who's interested in such a possibility, and academic or research libraries who would be willing to let a bunch of Citizendium authors in to read your books. tom@tommorris.org
See User:Tom Morris/University Reading Lists for a list of university reading lists (you'll see why when you get there).
My current page list:
- Bertrand Russell
- Friedrich Nietzsche
- Tim Berners-Lee
- Semantic Web
- The Republic (dialogue of Plato)
- Feminism
- Theodor Adorno
- Popular culture
- Capital punishment
- Psychology of religion
- Hans-Georg Gadamer
- Human rights
- Fascism
My page to-do list:
- Resource Description Framework (and maybe Friend Of A Friend)
- Martin Heidegger
- John Stuart Mill
- Social Darwinism and Herbert Spencer
- Nationalism
- Walt Whitman
- Stephen Jay Gould
- Voltaire
- Copyright
- Racism
- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
- Oxford English Dictionary
- Ludwig Wittgenstein
- Existentialism
- Thomas Aquinas
- Capitalism
- Genesis
- Jainism
- Thomas Kuhn
- Monotheism
- The Guardian
- New Testament
- Spirituality
- Seung-Hui Cho
- Euthanasia
- Neoconservatism
- Social conservatism
- Anti-intellectualism
- Rush Limbaugh
- Affirmative action
- Margaret Thatcher
- Iraq
- Government
- University
- William James
- Immanuel Kant (omg - we don't have a Kant article yet?!)