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Month: April 2011

Supplementing Belief Revision for The Aim of Truthlikeness

New little piece I put together: Supplementing Belief Revision for The Aim of Truthlikeness

Author SimonPosted on April 30, 2011Categories Epistemology, LogicLeave a comment on Supplementing Belief Revision for The Aim of Truthlikeness

‘Concepts of Information’ course

Website for a course held last year on concepts of information, packed with slides and reading lists: http://courses.ischool.berkeley.edu/i218/s10/Home.html

Author SimonPosted on April 22, 2011April 22, 2011Categories Philosophy and/of InformationLeave a comment on ‘Concepts of Information’ course

New Books on Information

Just picked up a copy of James Gleick’s The Information: A History, a Theory, a Flood. Should make for some good casual reading; hopefully I can find the time to read it.

Also, Perspectives on Information is another information-related book that has just been published.

Author SimonPosted on April 20, 2011Categories Philosophy and/of InformationLeave a comment on New Books on Information

Respecting Relevance in Belief Change

I recently read a short and interesting article; Respecting Relevance in Belief Change, which is concerned with investigating the extent to which the formal operations of AGM belief change respect criteria of relevance.

Continue reading “Respecting Relevance in Belief Change”

Author SimonPosted on April 19, 2011April 19, 2011Categories Epistemology, Logic, Philosophy and/of InformationLeave a comment on Respecting Relevance in Belief Change

The Difference that Makes a Difference

The Difference that Makes a Difference: an interdisciplinary workshop on information and technology.

Author SimonPosted on April 15, 2011April 22, 2011Categories Philosophy and/of InformationLeave a comment on The Difference that Makes a Difference
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