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  1. Computational Artifacts: the Things of Computer Science.Raymond Turner - 2019 - Philosophy and Technology 10 (2):47-69.
    The reviewers Rapaport, Stephanou, Angius, Primiero, and Bringsjord of Turner cover a broad range of topics in the philosophy of computer science. They either challenge the positions outlined in Turner or offer a more refined analysis. This article is a response to their challenges.
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  • Computational Artifacts: the Things of Computer Science.Raymond Turner - 2020 - Philosophy and Technology 33 (2):357-367.
    The reviewers Rapaport, Stephanou, Angius, Primiero, and Bringsjord of Turner cover a broad range of topics in the philosophy of computer science. They either challenge the positions outlined in Turner or offer a more refined analysis. This article is a response to their challenges.
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  • Design, Malfunction, Validity: Three More Tasks for the Philosophy of Computing.Giuseppe Primiero - 2020 - Philosophy and Technology 33 (2):331-337.
    We present a review of Raymond Turner’s Book Computational Artifacts – Towards a Philosophy of Computer Science, focusing on three main topics: Design, Malfunction, and Validity.
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