Arts & Humanities Archives - ResearchPod

Poetry in sculpture: Rainer Maria Rilke and Auguste Rodin

Primal Sound: Rilke’s Encounter with Early Sound Recording

CLOCKSS is a digital archive for libraries and publishers, enabling the preservation of scholarly work for future generations

The perpetual motion of digital scholarly preservation

Investigating the concept of 'computing with words', a branch of fuzzy logic to handle imprecision in the human-machine interaction.

Fuzzy logic: Improving interfaces with computing with words

Kenny Chng from Singapore Management University compares different approaches to deciding whether or not someone is entitled to equal protection under the constitution of a given jurisdiction, and proposes how best to apply constitutional equal rights to cases concerning discrete executive acts.

Constitutional equality and executive action

Fuzzy logic is an attempt to bridge the gap between mathematics and the fuzzy way humans naturally talk, think, and interact with the world.

Fuzzy logic: The origin and future of non-Aristotelian thinking

Professor Frank Krueger brings together diverse theories to build a psychoneurobiological model for trust frameworks

To trust or not to trust: A psychoneurobiological framework

Dr David Ocon of Singapore Management University investigates how ASEAN festivals bring mutual understanding and harmony to southeast Asia

ASEAN festivals: Bringing peace and harmony to Southeast Asia

Dr Julia Kasmire explores how sustainability, balance, and alchemy can be understood as strategies to understand our complex world.

Managing balance: Sustainability in science and history

The WHO case - how financial engineering can help deliver a global healthcare system that is preventative, collective and inclusive.

Alternative financial engineering to fund our health – The WHO Case

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