Rationale:
This course is an introductory undergraduate course designed to make scholars familiar with the philosophy of information and competent to engage with more difficult and advanced problems and concepts in that philosophical subdiscipline.
Aims:
To make the philosophy scholar competent and well-versed in the primary features and concepts of, and issues or controversies surrounding, the philosophy of information broadly construed and as it applies to metaphysics, logic, cognitive science, the philosophy of biology and science, epistemology, and ethics.
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