Philosophical engineering : toward a philosophy of the web

 Content: Notes on Contributors vii   1 Toward a Philosophy of the Web: Foundations and Open Problems ALEXANDRE MONNIN AND HARRY HALPIN 1  2 Philosophy of the Web: Representation, Enaction, Collective Intelligence HARRY HALPIN, ANDY CLARK, AND MICHAEL WHEELER 21  3 The Web as Ontology: Web Architecture Between REST, Resources, and Rules ALEXANDRE MONNIN 31  4 What Is a Digital Object? YUK HUI 52  5 Web Ontologies as Renewal of Classical Philosophical Ontology PIERRE LIVET 68  6 Being, Space, and Time on the Web MICHALIS VAFOPOULOS 77  7 Evaluating Google as an Epistemic Tool THOMAS W. SIMPSON 97  8 The Web-Extended Mind PAUL R. SMART 116  9 Given the Web, What Is Intelligence, Really? SELMER BRINGSJORD AND NAVEEN SUNDAR GOVINDARAJULU 134  10 The Web as a Tool for Proving PETROS STEFANEAS AND IOANNIS M. VANDOULAKIS 149  11 Virtual Worlds and Their Challenge to Philosophy: Understanding the "Intravirtual" and the "Extravirtual" JOHNNY HARTZ SORAKER 168  12 Interview with Tim Berners-Lee HARRY HALPIN AND ALEXANDRE MONNIN 181  13 Afterword: Web Philosophy BERNARD STIEGLER 187   Index 199