First International Workshop on
Philosophy and Informatics
Cologne (Germany), 31. March - 1. April 2004
First International Workshop on
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List of accepted papers |
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| Authors | Submission title | |
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| 1. | Palash Bera, Patrick Rysiew | Analyzing Knowledge Management Systems: A Veritistic Approach |
| 2. | Ying Liu, Jin Yu | Grounding Knowledge of Engineering Applications in Systematic Terms |
| 3. | Gábor Rédey | Naive theories and paradoxes revisited |
| 4. | Ahti-Veikko Pietarinen | Logic, Neuroscience and Phenomenology in Cahoots? |
| 5. | Jan Hladik | Spinoza's Ontology |
| 6. | Oliver Hoffmann | Knowledge Relativity |
| 7. | John D. Haynes, Pieter Wisse | The Conceptual Model, Metapattern, in Knowledge Management and the Conceptual Meaning of Contragrammar |
| 8. | Gerhad Gamm, Stephan Körnig | Transparente Schichten - Perspektiven der Informatisierung des Wissens |
| 9. | Doug Mayhew, Dirk Siebert | Ontology: The Discipline and the Tool |
| 10. | Jonathan Simon, Barry Smith | Using Philosophy to Improve the Coherence and Interoperability of Applications Ontologies: A Field Report on the Collaboration of IFOMIS and L&C |
| 11. | Stephen K. Probert | A Critical Analysis of the Husserlian Phenomenology in IS Research and IS Development: The Case of Soft Systems Methodology |
| 12. | Giancarlo Guizzardi, Gerd Wagner, Marten van Sinderen | A Formal Theory of Conceptual Modeling Universals |
| 13. | Boris Wyssusek | On the Ontological Foundation of Modeling Grammars: A Critique |
| 14. | Steve Matthews | Philosophical Issues in Computer Science |
| 15. | Angelica Vassilopoulou | When the Artifact and AI met Philosophy: a False Comparison towards the Human Intelligence |
| 16. | Francis Rousseaux, Alain Bonardi | Reconcile art and culture on the Web |
Statements of Interest |
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| 17. | Marcus Spies | Epistemic Logic and Knowledge Management |
| 18. | Ingo Zinnikus | Statement of Interest |
| 19. | Wolfgang Jacoby | Is Bayesian inversion a model for searching the truth? |