The Digital Phoenix: How Computers are Changing Philosophy

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Cambridge: Blackwell (1998)
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This important book, which results from a series of presentations at American Philosophical Association conferences, explores the major ways in which computers ...

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B54.D54 1998

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0631203524   9780631203520
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Computation and the philosophy of science.Paul Thagard
How computers extend artificial morality.Peter Danielson
Philosophy Teaching on the World Wide Web.Jon Dorbolo
Anomaly-driven theory redesign: computational philosophy of science experiments.  (pages 62--78)Lindley Darden
Philosophical content and method of artificial life.  (pages 135--152)Mark A. Bedau
Assessing artificial intelligence and its critics.  (pages 213--230)James H. Moor
Philosophy and 'super'computation.  (pages 231--252)Sehner Bringsjord

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