The Blackwell guide to the philosophy of computing and information / ed. by Floridi L. - Oxford: Blackwell, 2004. - 371 p. - (Blackwell philosophy guide). - ISBN 978-0-631-22914-3  Место хранения:   035 | Объединенный институт истории, филологии и философии СО РАН | Новосибирск | Библиотека

Оглавление / Contents

Notes on Contributors ........................................ viii Preface ........................................................ xi Part I: Four Concepts ......................................... 1 1. Computation ................................................. 3 B. Jack Copeland 2. Complexity ................................................. 18 Alasdair Urquhart 3. System: An Introduction to Systems Science ................. 28 Klaus Mainzer 4. Information ................................................ 40 Luciano Floridi Part II: Computers in Society ................................. 63 5. Computer Ethics ............................................ 65 Deborah G. Johnson 6. Computer-mediated Communication and Human-Computer Interaction ................................................ 76 Charles Ess 7. Internet Culture ........................................... 92 Wesley Cooper 8. Digital Art ............................................... 106 Dominic McIver Lopes Part III: Mind and AI ......................................... 117 9. The Philosophy of АI and its Critique ..................... 119 James H. Fetzer 10. Computationaiism, Connectionism, and the Philosophy of Mind ................................................... 135 Brian P. McLaughlin Part IV: Real and Virtual Worlds ............................. 153 11. Ontology .................................................. 155 Barry Smith 12. Virtual Reality ........................................... 167 Derek Stanovsky 13. The Physics of Information ................................ 178 Eric Steinhart 14. Cybernetics ............................................... 186 Roberto Cordeschi 15. Artificial Life ........................................... 197 Mark A. Bedau Part V: Language and Knowledge ................................ 213 16. Information and Content ................................... 215 Jonathan Cohen 17. Knowledge ................................................. 228 Fred Adams 18. The Philosophy of Computer Languages ...................... 237 Graham White 19. Hypertext ................................................. 248 Thierry Bardini Part VI: Logic and Probability ............................... 261 20. Logic ..................................................... 263 G. Aldo Antonelli 21. Probability in Artificial Intelligence .................... 276 Donald Gillies 22. Game Theory: Nash Equilibrium ............................. 289 Cristina Bicchieri Part VII: Science and Technology .............................. 305 23. Computing in the Philosophy of Science .................... 307 Paul Thagard 24. Methodology of Computer Science ........................... 318 Timothy Colburn 25. Philosophy of Information Technology ...................... 327 Carl Mitcham 26. Computational Modeling as a Philosophical Methodology ..... 337 Patrick Grim Index ......................................................... 350