Fredrich Froebel was a scientist, both in instinct and training, his life coincided with an important dynamic period of scientific growth. I take this opportunity to delve into some history futurology examine the heritage legacy work. The usual interpolation is reading data: where there exist consistent trends within broad set data then reader can reasonably infer value intervening points, ‘rea...

the software industry is a manifestation of soft skills as well as human abstract and intangible thinking based on human intelligence. however, the effects are understandable. passing the hardware era and considering software technologies reveals the necessity of the capable human factor and software industry. despite the efforts that have been made in this field in iran, yet the technology is ...

The termwe used to describe the study of alternative futures is important. Disciplines and discourses do not emerge from a vacuum but have a history and a cultural context; and their names can hide as much as they reveal. This paper examines such terms as ‘futurology’ and ‘foresight’, and argues that to emphasise plurality and diversity the study of the future is best served by the moniker ‘fut...

Research topics related to the reflection of ethnic processes and phenomena in media is one most relevant today’s multinational community. The effective way involve audience current dialogue use cultural code, which key understanding unique features culture that has come down different peoples from their ancestors. Don toponyms used media, combining potamonym – name river horonim territory. new...

this paper reviews the general philosophy underlying the transdisciplinary research in the Evolution, Complexity and Cognition (ECCO) group. The ECCO conceptual framework is based on an ontology of action: the fundamental constituents of reality are seen as actions and the agents that produce them. More complex phenomena are conceived as selforganizing networks of interacting agents that evolve...

The social sciences have traditionally been quite week in terms of formulating scientific cause-and-effect theories that would be useful for making predictions. In recent years, however, a number of theories with predictive potential have come up. The article applies a number of such theories from diverse areas including economics, history, systems theory and evolutionary psychology in an attem...

How will the robot age transform warfare? What geopolitical futures are being imagined by the US military? This article constructs a robotic futurology to examine these crucial questions. Its central concern is how robots - driven by leaps in artificial intelligence and swarming - are rewiring the spaces and logics of US empire, warfare, and geopolitics. The article begins by building a more-th...

My starting point is that much of media and communication studies, as presently constituted, suffers from a drastically foreshortened historical perspective, the absence of which is all the more critical now, as we enter the word of the digital media. Thus I argue that media studies needs to place contemporary developments, such as the constitution of cyberspace – with which much contemporary w...