[Air-l] Proceedings of ECAP 2005 - European Computing and Philosophy Conference 2005 published in tripleC (http://triplec.uti.at)

[Christian Fuchs]

A special issue of tripleC (Cognition, Communication, Co-operation) that 
covers selected papers from ECAP 2005 - European Computing
and Philosophy Conference 2005 has just been published.

http://triplec.uti.at/articles.php

For this issue Gordana Dodig-Crnkovic and Susan Stuart were the 
guest-editors.

tripleC (http://triplec.uti.at) is a peer-reviewed open access online 
journal for the foundations of information science that covers issues 
from information science and information society research, it is 
published at the ICT&S Center of the University of Salzburg.

You find the contents of this issue below.

With Kind Regards,
Christian Fuchs
(Managing Editor of tripleC)
_____________________________

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ICT&S Center - Advanced Studies and Research in
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*tripleC, Issue Vol. 4, No. 2:*

	

    * *SPECIAL ISSUE OF TRIPLEC: Selected Papers From ECAP 2005 -
      European Computing and Philosophy Conference 2005 *
      Gordana Dodig-Crnkovic; Susan Stuart

    * *Inference Rules, Emergent Wholes and Supervenient 127-135*
      Ingvar Johansson

    * *Some Assumptions about Problem Solving Representation in Turing’s
      Model of Intelligence 136-142*
      Raymundo Morado and Francisco Hernández-Quiroz

    * *The Genesis of Representation 143-146*
      W A Cameron

    * *The April Fool Turing Test 147-166*
      Mark S. Dougherty, Sofi Hemgren Dougherty, Jerker Westin

    * *Approaching Artificial Intelligence for Games – the Turing Test
      revisited 167-171*
      Jenny Eriksson Lundström and Stefan Karlsson

    * *Available information — preparatory note for a theory of
      information space 172-177*
      Lars-Erik Janlert

    * *Memory versus logic: two models of organizing information and
      their influences on web retrieval strategies 178-186*
      Teresa Numerico

    * *Commonsense Spatial Reasoning: an Informational Perspective 187-194*
      Stefania Bandini, Gianluca Colombo, Alessandro Mosca and Matteo
      Palmonari

    * *Machinery, Intelligence and Our Intentionality. Grounds for
      Establishing Paradoxical Discourses. 195-201*
      C.T.A. Schmidt

    * *The Cognitive Management of E-Testimony 202-208*
      Saul Traiger

    * *Choosing between different AI approaches? The scientific benefits
      of the confrontation, and the new collaborative era between humans
      and machines 209-216*
      Jordi Vallverdú

    * *Error-correcting codes and genetics 217-229*
      Gérard Battail

    * *The Internet as a Moral Mediator. The Quest for Democracy 230-238*
      Emanuele Bardone and Lorenzo Magnani

    * *Autonomy and Morality in DRM and Anti-Circumvention Law 239-245*
      Dan L. Burk and Tarleton Gillespie

    * *Expected Influence of Ethics on Product Development Process 246-253*
      Stig Larsson

    * *Artificial Intelligence and Moral intelligence 254-264*
      Laura Pana

    * *Information Structure Representation And Extraction From A Corpus
      Of Patient Data, Using An Ontology 265-276*
      Christian Cote

    * *Symbolic Machine Learning: A Different Answer to the Problem of
      the Acquisition of Lexical Knowledge from Corpora 277-283*
      Pascale Sébillot

    * *A.L.I.C.E.: an ACE in Digitaland 284-292*
      Huma Shah

    * *Interpretations of Ontologies for Breast Cancer 293-303*
      Srinandan Dasmahapatra and Kieron O’Hara

    * *Overcoming the socio-technical divide: A long-term source of hope
      in feminist studies of computer science 303-315*
      Corinna Bath

    * *What does it mean to Know Computer Science? Perspectives from
      Gender Research 316-327*
      Christina Björkman and Lena Trojer

    * *Testing Reasoning Software. A Bayesian Way 328-332*
      Bertil Rolf