Philosophy and Technology II: Information Technology and Computers in Theory and Practice
Carl Mitcham & Alois Huning (eds.)
Reidel (1985)
| Abstract | INTRODUCTION: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND COMPUTERS AS THEMES IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF TECHNOLOGY Philosophical interest in computers and information technology ... | |||||||||
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