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 ====== Stuart, S. Dodig-Crnkovic, G. Computation, Information, Cognition. The Nexus and the Liminal. Introduction. (2007) ======
+Of perennial concern to philosophy, physics, and now the cognitive
+sciences, are the notions of causation and causal relations; their importance is no
+less considerable in the domains of information and computation. "Intuitively
+there is conceptual connection between causation and transfer of information,
+because we can’t get any information from a system without interacting causally
+with it ... Thus transfer of information is a causal process.". [Johansson, this
+volume] Johansson addresses this concern by first establishing four, quite
+different, proposals: causation is (i) the transfer of a conserved quantity; (ii)
+analysed in terms of counterfactuals; (iii) explicable in terms of INUSconditions,
+that is, a cause can be an insufficient [I] but necessary [N] part of a
+condition which is itself unnecessary [U] but exclusively sufficient [S]; and (iv)
+something we humans – agents – can manipulate in, for example, the transfer of
+information which can be a cause of something else. Johansson's suggestion is
+that, in an attempt to understand this rather complicated notion of causality, we
+must drop the counterfactual approach – it leads us up a blind alley when we try
+to determine its truth-value – and unify the other three approaches to provide a
+robust concept of cause as it is used in ordinary language, and in the natural and
+social sciences.
+Preface
+Introduction
+===== Part I: Information =====
+. Epistemology as Information Theory: From Leibniz to Ω, Gregory Chaitin
+. Information Logic, Luciano Floridi
+. Formalising Semantic Information: Lessons From Logical Pluralism, Patrick Allo
+. Getting Closer to Iconic Logic, Ahti-Veikko Pietarinen
+[[proyectos:tfg:bibliografia:johansson2007|5. Causation: A Synthesis of Three Approaches, Lars-Göran Johansson]]
+. An Oriental Approach to the Philosophy of Information, Gang Liu
+===== Part II: Ontology =====
+. Ontology as the Core Discipline of Biomedical Informatics - Legacies of the Past and Recommendations for the Future Direction of Research, Werner Ceusters and Barry Smith
+. Functions and Prototypes, Katherine Munn
+. Knowledge in Action, Ruth Hagengruber and Uwe V. Riss
+. Towards a Programming Language Ontology, Raymond Turner and Amnon H. Eden
+===== Part III: Bioinformation and Biosemantics =====
+. The Informational Architectures of Biological Complexity, Pedro C. Marijuán and Raquel del Moral
+. The Cybersemiotic Framework as a Means to Conceptualize the Difference between Computing and Semiosis, Søren Brier
+. Meaning and Self-Organisation in Cognitive Science, Arturo Carsetti
+===== Part IV: Cognitive Science and Philosophy =====
+. A Neurophysiological Approach to Consciousness: Integrating Molecular, Cellular and System Level Information, Peter Århem
+. Does dynamical modelling explain time consciousness?, Paavo Pylkkänen
+. Complexity, Cognition, and Logical Depth, Pauli Brattico
+. Is Computationalism Trivial?, Marcin Miłkowski
+. On Facing Up to the Semantic Challenge, Otto Lappi
+===== Part V: Computational Linguistics =====
+. Computational Linguistics as an Applied Science, Pius ten Hacken
+. Views of Text Meaning in Computational Linguistics: Past, Present, and Future, Graeme Hirst
+. Language Technological Models as Epistemic Artefacts: The Case of Constraint Grammar Parser, Tarja Knuuttila
+===== Part VI: Ethics and Education =====
+. The Paradox of Autonomy: The Interaction Between Humans and Autonomous Cognitive Artifacts, Alexander Riegler
+. A Copernican Revolution in Ethics?, Terrell Bynum
+. Building Epistemological Infrastructures- Interventions At A Technical University, Lena Trojer
+. Computer Ethics in (Higher) Education, Philip Brey

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