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What a course on philosophy of computing is not
APA Newsletter on Philosophy and Computers 8 (1):36-38 (2008)
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Immanuel Kant famously defined philosophy to be about three questions: “What can I know? What should I do? What can I hope for?” (KrV, B833). I want to suggest that the three questions of our course on the philosophy of computing are: What is computing? What should we do with computing? What could computing do?Author's Profile
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