Reaching out: Interdisziplinäre Kommunikation und Dissemination

Reiter, Nils; Kremer, Gerhard; Jung, Kyungsook; Pagel, Janis; Pichler, Axel; Krautter, Benjamin

doi:10.1515/9783110693973-019

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“…What is required is what one might call a critically reflected approach to intelligent systems. This approach is characterised by a continuous process of critical dissection of the modelling techniques applied to the object of study (see also Reiter, Pichler, and Kuhn 2020). For each substep in the workflow, this mode of dissection should reveal what nuances of the multifaceted notion of intelligence this step investigates and how it relates to the overall research questions.…”

Section: Literature and Culture And/as Intelligent Systemmentioning

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Approaching literature and culture and/as ‘intelligent systems’

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To propose that literature and culture can be viewed as intelligent systems requires a revisiting of what we understand by ‘intelligent systems’. This commentary outlines the potential (and also the limits) of such an approach, and offers a short overview of the connections between literature, culture, and intelligent systems, which are explored in more depth in the contributions to this special issue.

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Section: Literature and Culture And/as Intelligent Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%