No problem, we keep it in de safe.
UvA secretary
No problem, we keep it in de safe.
UvA secretary
malvin@ludwig:~$ mkdir ~/phd/
No matter how bad our workflow is, we do not talk about tools. Humanities' scholar have more important things to discuss. We are interested in content, not in the structures that create it. We thereby selectively ignore most twentieth century theory which should have taught us to focus on the structures that produce knowledge rather than on their results.
Our findings on attitude-behavior consistency were mixed: ethicists showed the strongest relationship between behavior and expressed moral attitude regarding voting but the weakest regarding charitable donation.
Eric Schwitzgebel and Joshua Rust: The moral behavior of ethics professors: Relationships among self-reported behavior, expressed normative attitude, and directly observed behavior. In: Philosophical Psychology, Volume 27, Issue 3 (2014)
It's one thing to study abroad and have the chance to exchange ideas of any kind with the people you meet and if you actually take advantage of that chance or not. But it's another when you bring a built-in censorship-system with you to a country that has a "mostly" (but for how long?) free internet. In that way even when you go to another country and have the chance to experience other culture's views on the world, everywhere you connect to the internet you will still be slave to the censorship that is put upon you.