Ronnie Hawkins
Biographic Data
| ID | 5123735 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ronnie Hawkins |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ronnie |
| FAMILY NAME | Hawkins |
| SIGNATURE | HAWKINS R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Central Florida |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3394-5759 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Anthropocentrism, Logocentrism, and Neural Networks
In her 2002 essay, “Anthropocentrism, Artificial Intelligence, and Moral Network Theory: An Ecofeminist Perspective,” Victoria Davion points out, utilizing Val Plumwood's ecofeminist analysis, the faulty anthropocentric, logocentric assumptions made both within the artificial intelligence (AI) community, generating serious problems in the effort to build “intelligent” machines, and in moral philosophy, its “rule-based picture of moral reasoning” …
The Master and His Emissary
Metamorphoses of the Zoo
Animal Ethics
Long on Nerve
THE INTERVIEW EXCERPTED HERE took place in October 2002 under bizarre circumstances. interviewee, cancer in his pancreas, was assumed near death by himself, by his doctors, and by archivists in Fayetteville who dispatched interviewer to his digs in Canada. Ronnie Hawkins had been a prominent and flamboyant figure for a very long time. In on rock and roll's turbulent rockabilly beginnings in 1950s and, as '60s dawned, first boss of combo would bec…
Introduction
Introduction:Beyond Nature/Culture Dualism: Let's Try Co-Evolution Instead of "Control" Ronnie Hawkins (bio) In the original call for papers for this special issue, nature/culture dualism was characterized as a way of thinking that holds human culture and nonhuman nature to be radically different ontological spheres, hyperseparated and oppositional, or, as Val Plumwood maintains in her essay, an orientation that assumes "separate casts of charact…
Darwin and Design
Seeing Ourselves as Primates
Cultural Whaling, Commodification, and Culture Change
Whaling is back on the international stage as pro-whaling interests push to reopen commercial whaling by overturning the moratorium imposed in 1986. Proponents of ending the ban are using two strategies: (1) appealing to public sentiment that supports indigenous subsistence whaling by attempting to cloak commercial whaling in the same guise and (2) maintaining that reopening commercial whaling is the “scientific” option. I reject both ploys, and …
The Millennium Bug - In Retrospect
Waiting for the Millennium Bug
With increasing appreciation that the Y2K problem may turn out to have unpredictable and potentially far-reaching effects, we are faced with what in some ways resembles the looming global ecological crisis, only this time what is at stake are not vital ecosystem services but rather the vital structures of our highly complex socially constructed reality—and this time we have a date-certain deadline for the onset of the crisis. Regardless of what a…
Waiting for the millennium bug
With increasing appreciation that the Y2K problem may turn out to have unpredictable and potentially far‐reaching effects, we are faced with what in some ways resembles the looming global ecological crisis, only this time what is at stake are not vital ecosystem services but rather the vital structures of our highly complex socially constructed reality—and this time we have a date‐certain deadline for the onset of the crisis. Regardless of what a…
Ecofeminism and Nonhumans
The dualistic structures permeating western culture emphasize radical discontinuity between humans and nonhumans, but receptive attention to nonhuman others discloses both continuity and difference prevailing between other forms of life and our own. Recognizing that agency and subjectivity abound within nature alerts us to our potential for dominating and oppressing nonhuman others, as individuals and as groups. Reciprocally, seeing ourselves as …
Ecofeminism and Nonhumans
The dualistic structures permeating western culture emphasize radical discontinuity between humans and nonhumans, but receptive attention to nonhuman others discloses both continuity and difference prevailing between other forms of life and our own. Recognizing that agency and subjectivity abound within nature alerts us to our potential for dominating and oppressing nonhuman others, as individuals and as groups. Reciprocally, seeing ourselves as …
Ecofeminism and Nonhumans
The dualistic structures permeating western culture emphasize radical discontinuity between humans and nonhumans, but receptive attention to nonhuman others discloses both continuity and difference prevailing between other forms of life and our own. Recognizing that agency and subjectivity abound within nature alerts us to our potential for dominating and oppressing nonhuman others, as individuals and as groups. Reciprocally, seeing ourselves as …
Waiting for the Millennium Bug
With increasing appreciation that the Y2K problem may turn out to have unpredictable and potentially far-reaching effects, we are faced with what in some ways resembles the looming global ecological crisis, only this time what is at stake are not vital ecosystem services but rather the vital structures of our highly complex socially constructed reality—and this time we have a date-certain deadline for the onset of the crisis. Regardless of what a…
Waiting for the millennium bug
With increasing appreciation that the Y2K problem may turn out to have unpredictable and potentially far‐reaching effects, we are faced with what in some ways resembles the looming global ecological crisis, only this time what is at stake are not vital ecosystem services but rather the vital structures of our highly complex socially constructed reality—and this time we have a date‐certain deadline for the onset of the crisis. Regardless of what a…
The Millennium Bug - In Retrospect
Cultural Whaling, Commodification, and Culture Change
Whaling is back on the international stage as pro-whaling interests push to reopen commercial whaling by overturning the moratorium imposed in 1986. Proponents of ending the ban are using two strategies: (1) appealing to public sentiment that supports indigenous subsistence whaling by attempting to cloak commercial whaling in the same guise and (2) maintaining that reopening commercial whaling is the “scientific” option. I reject both ploys, and …
Seeing Ourselves as Primates
Darwin and Design
Long on Nerve
THE INTERVIEW EXCERPTED HERE took place in October 2002 under bizarre circumstances. interviewee, cancer in his pancreas, was assumed near death by himself, by his doctors, and by archivists in Fayetteville who dispatched interviewer to his digs in Canada. Ronnie Hawkins had been a prominent and flamboyant figure for a very long time. In on rock and roll's turbulent rockabilly beginnings in 1950s and, as '60s dawned, first boss of combo would bec…
Introduction
Introduction:Beyond Nature/Culture Dualism: Let's Try Co-Evolution Instead of "Control" Ronnie Hawkins (bio) In the original call for papers for this special issue, nature/culture dualism was characterized as a way of thinking that holds human culture and nonhuman nature to be radically different ontological spheres, hyperseparated and oppositional, or, as Val Plumwood maintains in her essay, an orientation that assumes "separate casts of charact…
Animal Ethics
Metamorphoses of the Zoo
The Master and His Emissary
Anthropocentrism, Logocentrism, and Neural Networks
In her 2002 essay, “Anthropocentrism, Artificial Intelligence, and Moral Network Theory: An Ecofeminist Perspective,” Victoria Davion points out, utilizing Val Plumwood's ecofeminist analysis, the faulty anthropocentric, logocentric assumptions made both within the artificial intelligence (AI) community, generating serious problems in the effort to build “intelligent” machines, and in moral philosophy, its “rule-based picture of moral reasoning” …
Philosophy (9 works) · Epistemology (8 works) · Environmental ethics (6 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Applied philosophy (4 works) · Contemporary philosophy (4 works) · General interest (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works)