Hippias Major, Version 1.0: Software for Post-Colonial, Multicultural Technology Systems

Journal of Philosophy of Education 37 (1):89-99 (2003)
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The first half of Plato’s Hippias Major exhibits the interfacing of the first teacher (Socrates) with the first version of a post-colonial, multi-cultural information technology system (Hippias). In this interface the purposes, results, and values of two contradictory types of operating system for educational servicing units are exhibited to, and can be discovered by, anyone who is not an information technologist.

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