Boban DedovicUniversity of Chicago | UC · Division of Humanities
Boban Dedovic
Master of Arts
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Introduction
I am an interdisciplinary investigator who intersects psychology, linguistics, and computer science.
Additional affiliations
February 2019 - June 2023
OMNIKA Foundation
Position
- Managing Director
Description
- The OMNIKA Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization tasked with the mission of digitizing, organizing, and making freely available the world's (soon to be) largest digital library of mythological contents. As the Executive Director, I help with day-to-day operations, fundraising, systems architecture, content curation, and recruiting.
May 2016 - June 2023
Nevada Center on Foreign Relations
Position
- Board member
Description
- The Nevada Center on Foreign Relations (“the Center”) is a Nevada based nonprofit organization which received its charter on July 1, 2011, and obtained its 501(c)3 tax-exempt status on August 29, 2012. While serving as the CTO of NCFR, I am responsible for driving the organization’s mission through its online and technical efforts.
Education
January 2020 - December 2020
January 2008 - December 2010
January 2007 - December 2010
Publications
Publications (9)
Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes (1746-1828) was a famous Spanish painter who is credited with painting a work titled Saturn Devouring One of His Sons. This work was one of over ten others known as the “Black Paintings,” which were painted on the walls of his Quinta home in Spain. The painting’s contents have been widely accepted as depicting a d...
"If a man has destroyed the eye[sight] of another man, they shall destroy his eye[sight]," so reads provision §196 of the Law Code of Hammurabi, dated c. 1750 BCE, one of the oldest and most important legal texts in recorded human history. Many probably recognize this provision as the principle of "an eye for an eye." However, the original source m...
Ancient languages matter. They connect us to our ancestors and draw attention from many fields of study. Despite overwhelming interest, the practical study of ancient languages is usually limited to persons with access to training and resources. For introductory students, the dictionary is usually located in the appendix of the assigned grammar boo...
“My child, why do you weep? What grief has come upon your phrenes (φρένες)? Speak—conceal not in noos (νόος) in order that we both may know,” so speaks Achilles’ mother Thetis as the fierce warrior weeps tears of wrath on the beaches of Troy (Il. 1.362-363). To be sure, noos likely translates as mind in English in the above passage. However, Homer’...
Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes (1746-1828) was a famous Spanish painter who is credited with painting a work titled Saturn Devouring One of His Sons. This work was one of over ten others known as the “Black Paintings,” which were painted on the walls of his Quinta home in Spain. The painting’s contents have been widely accepted as depicting a d...
Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes (1746-1828) was a famous Spanish painter who is credited with painting a work titled Saturn Devouring One of His Sons. This work was one of over ten others known as the “Black Paintings,” which were painted on the walls of his Quinta home in Spain. The painting’s contents have been widely accepted as depicting a d...
Why do some Homo sapiens knowingly comply to and carry out illogical behavioral practices when requested to do so by an assumed authority figure? The research study proposal outlined hereafter attempts to investigate this unique form of behavior, called paralogical compliance. Healthy and educated adult human beings are said to possess an exception...
1.1. Research Purpose.
The European cuttlefish (Sepia officinalis) is a marine mollusk widely recognized for its ability to quickly change both the color and texture of its skin. Unlike other organisms that can disguise themselves partially, S. officinalis has the capacity to camouflage itself completely to almost any marine environment. Its bodil...
An ancient Sumerian proverb may be read as “good fortune [is embedded in] organisation and wisdom.” The present centennial survey is solely about organizing the last one hundred years of scholarship for a Sumerian afterlife myth named “Inanna’s Descent to the Netherworld.” The initial discovery of artifacts with snippets of the myth can be dated to...