Otherland Revisited. Philosophical Implications of Artificial Worlds. Part 1: City of Golden Shadow or the Ontology of Artificial Worlds [Book Review]

In Irina Dobronravova & Wolfgang Hofkirchner (eds.), Science of Self-Organization and Self-Organization of Science. "Abris". pp. 86--116 (2004)
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