Some Summary Remarks

Concluding Remarks/summary

Sometimes one hears the lament[1] that while theorists are lionized, rarely do experimenters get the credit that they deserve. To redress this balance a little, I would like to begin by recalling the life and times of Charles Drummond Ellis; whose work made the invention of the neutrino inevitable. His romantic story starts with his “conversion” from an army career as an artillery officer to re...

Summary and concluding remarks

Some Remarks on Roeper’s Remarks on Chomsky’s ‘Remarks’

In his 1970 paper ‘Remarks on nominalization’, Noam Chomsky provided several arguments for the lexicalist hypothesis, namely the idea that nouns like refusal, rejection, growth, and so on are nouns throughout the entire syntactic derivation. Tom Roeper’s paper ‘Chomsky’s Remarks and the transformationalist hypothesis’ challenges the lexicalist hypothesis, arguing that such nouns are syntactical...

Some remarks on the arithmetic-geometric index

Using an identity for effective resistances, we find a relationship between the arithmetic-geometric index and the global ciclicity index. Also, with the help of majorization, we find tight upper and lower bounds for the arithmetic-geometric index.

Some Introductory Remarks

This special issue is concerned with the social and cultural aligning of technologies and masculinities—how it happens and how we might make sense of it. Technology is an extremely significant site of gender negotiations in relation to occupations, symbols, and identities, and gender in all these areas has an extremely significant shaping influence on the design and use of technologies. As Cynt...