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Philosophy
A living organism is a self-executing piece of knowledge.
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Definition
- Philosophy is the rigorous discipline of raising the most fundamental questions.
- It is motivated by prior art and not isolated from science for verification but rather uses it to make the most rational and realistic propositions.
- Knowing the state of the art in the discipline one would like to explore is consequently prerequisite.
- Is it thus evolving and improving over time and can not be restricted to a fixed set of examples of sub discipline at a moment in time.
- It also also not passive but rather an on-going process.
- It is motivated by prior art and not isolated from science for verification but rather uses it to make the most rational and realistic propositions.
Note on the definition
This definition is my own and can be used to look at it whenever I doubt it and compare with my current view. By successive editions one can look at the history page to see how it evolved over time.
Main interests
Epistemology
- evolutionary epistemology
- computational epistemology
- philosophy of science
Philosophy of mind
- computational models of consciousness
Philosophy of technology
- Wikipedia:Techne
(cf AncientGreek)
- Wikipedia:Philosophy of technology
- Episteme and Techne, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
- Philosophy of Technology, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
- A Companion to the Philosophy of Technology, Wiley 2009
- Bruno Bachimont avec Alexandre Monnin, PhiloWeb November 2010
- Kevin Kelly's What Technology Wants
- Andre Leroi-Gourhan's Le Geste et la Parole
- Michel Serre's exo-darwinisme
- Techné: Research in Philosophy and Technology
Own thought experiments
- What would if you were the only remaining person on earth and knowing so with absolute certainty?
- aim at exercising one's own definition of happiness
See also
- My Beliefs
- Layered Model
- short essays
- reading notes
- I Am A Strange Loop
- Que Faire De Notre Cerveau
- Philosophical Darwinism
- Emergence
- Behind The Mirror
- Knowledge Limits
- Popper The Logic of Scientific Discovery
- Kuhn The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
- The Ego Tunnel
- Being No One
- Ancient Epistemology
- Pursuit Of Truth
- Epistemetrics
- PhilPapers Online Research in Philosophy
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy SEP
- Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy IEP
- Philosophical Powers: Philosophy Action Figures by Ian Vandewalker
- PhiloWeb, Web & Philosophy International Symposium, University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and INRIA, October 2010
To do
- provide for science and other concepts that are fundamental to my thinking yet often lack clear definition
- Art
- see also My Beliefs
- Computational epistemology and e-science: A new way of thinking by Jordi Vallverdú i Segura, Minds and Machines 2009
- Evolutionary Epistemology (EE) according to the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
- Experimental Philosophy, Yale
- dispatch appropriate OwnConcepts to each section
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