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SUMMARY:3rd AISB Symposium on Computing and Philos
 ophy, York, U.K.
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110404
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20110407
LOCATION:York, U.K.
DESCRIPTION:In conjunction with the 2011 AISB (Soc
 iety for the Study of Artificial Intelligence and 
 Simulation of Behaviour) Convention.   As a subjec
 t for philosophical investigation computing has a 
 long history. With the rapid technological progres
 s of electronic computing since the mid-20th centu
 ry we have seen the emergence of much deeper and b
 roader interactions between computing and philosop
 hy. Both philosophy and computing stand to benefit
  from this continuing dialogue. The purpose of the
  symposium is to further strengthen communication 
 between these disciplines, thereby to advance the 
 philosophical study of computing in general in rel
 ation to a number of key issues. These include tra
 ditional philosophical problems and the philosophi
 cal issues surrounding computational modelling. We
  therefore welcome papers exploring any of these i
 ssues. Papers that engage with cognitive science a
 re particularly encouraged.   For more information
 , see the symposium website at http://www.doc.gold
 .ac.uk/seminars/AISB/Philosophy+Computing.html  We
  therefore welcome papers exploring any of these i
 ssues. Papers that engage with cognitive science a
 re particularly encouraged. Submission deadline: 3
 1 December 2010
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n      <p>In co
 njunction with the 2011 AISB (Society for the Stud
 y of\n      Artificial Intelligence and Simulation
  of Behaviour) Convention.\n      </p>\n      <p>A
 s a subject for philosophical investigation comput
 ing has a\n      long history. With the rapid tech
 nological progress of\n      electronic computing 
 since the mid-20th century we have seen the\n     
  emergence of much deeper and broader interactions
  between\n      computing and philosophy.  Both ph
 ilosophy and computing stand\n      to benefit fro
 m this continuing dialogue. The purpose of the\n  
     symposium is to further strengthen communicati
 on between these\n      disciplines, thereby to ad
 vance the philosophical study of\n      computing 
 in general in relation to a number of key\n      i
 ssues. These include traditional philosophical pro
 blems and the\n      philosophical issues surround
 ing computational modelling. We\n      therefore w
 elcome papers exploring any of these issues. Paper
 s\n      that engage with cognitive science are pa
 rticularly encouraged.\n      </p>\n    \n      \n
       <p>For more information, see the symposium w
 ebsite at\n        <a target="_blank" href="http:/
 /www.doc.gold.ac.uk/seminars/AISB/Philosophy+Compu
 ting.html">http://www.doc.gold.ac.uk/seminars/AISB
 /Philosophy+Computing.html</a>\n      </p>\n    </
 div><div>\n      <p>We therefore welcome papers ex
 ploring any of these\n      issues. Papers that en
 gage with cognitive science are\n      particularl
 y encouraged.  Submission deadline: 31 December 20
 10\n      </p>\n      </div>
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