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		<title>By: Synthesizing Naturalized Language Patterns to Simulate Meaningful Thresholds of Purpose for Interchangeable Labour Nodes in Specialized Knowledge Economies &#124; acadamia nuts, digital humanities flavour</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[[&#8230;] Scott Weingart deconstructs the picture this way, though: as that circle grows larger with time, then “every new dissertation expanding our radius&#8230;increas[es] the distance to our neighbors” such that “the inevitable growth of knowledge results in an equally inevitable isolation. / This is the culmination of super-specialization: a world where the gulf between disciplines is impossible to traverse, filled with language barriers, value differences, and intellectual incommensurabilities” (np), or in McPherson’s words, “the divide-and-conquer mentality that the most dangerous aspects of modularity underwrite” (153). [&#8230;]]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[&#8230;] Scott Weingart deconstructs the picture this way, though: as that circle grows larger with time, then “every new dissertation expanding our radius&#8230;increas[es] the distance to our neighbors” such that “the inevitable growth of knowledge results in an equally inevitable isolation. / This is the culmination of super-specialization: a world where the gulf between disciplines is impossible to traverse, filled with language barriers, value differences, and intellectual incommensurabilities” (np), or in McPherson’s words, “the divide-and-conquer mentality that the most dangerous aspects of modularity underwrite” (153). [&#8230;]</p>
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