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| Abstract | Information and communication technologies (ICTs) are building a new habitat (infosphere) in which future generations will spend an increasing amount of time. So, how individuals construct, shape and maintain their personal identities online (PIOS) is a problem of growing and pressing importance. Today, PIOs can be created and developed, as an ongoing work-in-progress, to provide experiential enrichment, expand, improve or even help to repair relationships with others and with the world, or enable imaginative projections (the "being in someone else's shoes" experience), thus fostering tolerance. However, PIOs can also be mis-constructed, stolen, "abused", or lead to.. | |||||||||
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James Tartaglia (2012). Horizons, PIOs, and Bad Faith. Philosophy and Technology 25 (3):345-361.
Luciano Floridi (2005). The Ontological Interpretation of Informational Privacy. Ethics and Information Technology 7 (4).
H. P. P. Lotter (2007). Are ICTs Prerequisites for the Eradication of Poverty? International Review of Information Ethics 7.
Adam J. Kolber (2011). The Experiential Future of the Law. Emory Law Journal 60:585-652.
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José L. Zalabardo (2005). Externalism, Skepticism, and the Problem of Easy Knowledge. Philosophical Review 114 (1):33-61.
Terrence Wright & Susan Selner-Wright (2010). Vocational Call. International Philosophical Quarterly 50 (3):323-334.
Bruce Edmonds (2011). Disaggregating Quality Judgements. Mind and Society 10 (2):169-180.
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