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Optimal ’22 Las Vegas: Here’s Why You Need to Attend
Optimal ’22 Las Vegas: Here’s Why You Need to Attend
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Auctions win a Nobel Prize: Why the history of Milgrom & Wilson matters for procurement's digital future
Auctions win a Nobel Prize: Why the history of Milgrom & Wilson matters for procurement's digital future
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Why Procurement Leaders Use Software To Implement Best Practices
Why Procurement Leaders Use Software To Implement Best Practices
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This is an amazing example of what the Arkestro tech & people can do to make a difference and save companies $'s. Hope all my #cfo friends take…
This is an amazing example of what the Arkestro tech & people can do to make a difference and save companies $'s. Hope all my #cfo friends take…
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We are hiring a SDE III / Senior API Engineer (Ruby on Rails), you can apply online here: https://lnkd.in/griWf6gR and if you're a colleague of mine…
We are hiring a SDE III / Senior API Engineer (Ruby on Rails), you can apply online here: https://lnkd.in/griWf6gR and if you're a colleague of mine…
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Very excited for Diagon & Prima, alongside Will Drewery & Annelies Gamble, to be hosting a Mover & Makers event in CDMX! We´ll be…
Very excited for Diagon & Prima, alongside Will Drewery & Annelies Gamble, to be hosting a Mover & Makers event in CDMX! We´ll be…
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Constructing the Ethical Limits of Play in Policy Debates
symploke, Vol 17
This essay will seek to elucidate an understanding of rules-governed play in policy debate which is always able to overcome the immediacy of its segmentarity by re-establishing the criteria of relevance, in which the assertion of universalized norms serves to put an end to play and sterilize the game of critical inquiry and experimentation. In attempting to understand play as a potentially infinite process of experimentation enabled by a limited space, we may understand the rules not as sterile…
This essay will seek to elucidate an understanding of rules-governed play in policy debate which is always able to overcome the immediacy of its segmentarity by re-establishing the criteria of relevance, in which the assertion of universalized norms serves to put an end to play and sterilize the game of critical inquiry and experimentation. In attempting to understand play as a potentially infinite process of experimentation enabled by a limited space, we may understand the rules not as sterile components of governance which merely regulate or repress certain types of activity, but rather as always productive of a contoured play. This co-production of participant subjectivity and rules-process may tend towards experimentation and variance or alternately uncritical repetition of appropriately authorized behavior. Insofar as creative production and adaptation is a valuable pedagogical and desirable trait for game designers to pursue, hopefully this essay may offer some insight into the characteristics of rule-sets and their framing which either enable or preclude such critical growth and mutation.
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