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The digital phoenixTerrell Ward Bynum

The digital phoenix

1998408 pages
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The information revolution is dramatically changing the world; and Philosophy is no exception. Computer technology is changing the professional activities of philosophers, including how they do research, how they cooperate with each other, and how they teach their university courses. Most importantly, computers are having a significant impact upon foundational concepts in Philosophy, such as the mind, consciousness, reasoning, logic, knowledge, truth, and creativity. This important book, which results from a series of presentations at American Philosophical Association conferences explores…

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  • Other · English · 1998
    Blackwell Publishers · 412 pages · 9780631203520
PhilosophyStudy and teachingData processingPhilosophy and sciencePhilosophy, modern, 20th centuryPhilosophy, data processing