This article describes a visualization tool that helps application developers in understanding/debugging the execution of event-based applications. Vizar allows applications to record and then replay executions of event-based systems. It is a general purpose visualization service. It is not intended or linked in any way to any speciic system { eventhough it was rst targeted for active databases...

We propose a visualization tool to help application developers in understand-ing/debugging the execution of event-based applications. Vizar allows applications to record and then replay executions of event-based systems. It is a general purpose visualization service. It is not intended or linked in any way to any speciic system { eventhough it was rst targeted for active databases. Also we inve...

This paper explores how the concepts of information and technics have been leveraged differently by a variety philosophical epistemological frameworks over time. Using Foucauldian methodology genealogical historiography, it analyzes use these impacted way we understand world what can know about that world. As are so ingrained in contemporary technologies age, understanding changed time help mak...

Abstract This article offers a discussion of the intricate relation between human body and its technological supplementation. It argues that while physical may seem to sublimate in plethora discourses, it keeps reasserting materiality via processes technologization which capture perception cognition constant cycle disembodiment re-embodiment. The an analysis Elizabet Goldring’s work with Seeing...

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to offer a Christian perspective on the ethical issues related natural procreation and artificial reproduction methods. Design/methodology/approach This uses descriptive comparative methodology between aspects specific reproduction. Findings Religious beliefs play significant role in shaping moral when an infertile couple confronted with choice Originality/v...

This essay will present a few challenges to a new Humanism from the perspective of the sociology of technics. For this purpose Humanism will be described as an effort to intervene in the process of human formation or hominisation. In order to intervene an understanding of this process is needed. Hominisation starts in the Palaeolithic era: technics, religion, language and the human being mutual...