Author
Number of items: 24.
Article
Information closure and the sceptical objection. (2014)
L. Floridi
Az elektronikus prevenció lehetőségei az új (szintetikus) drogok használatának megelőzésében : a Rekreációs Drogok Európai Hálózatának (Recreational Drugs European Network) bemutatása. (2010)
Zsolt Demetrovics,
Barbara Mervo,
Ornella Corazza,
Zoe Davey,
Paolo Deluca,
C. Drummond,
Aurora Enea,
Jacek Moskalewicz,
G. Di Melchiorre,
Lucia Di Furia,
Liv Flesland,
Luciano Floridi,
F. Iszaj,
Norbert Scherbaum,
Holger Siemann,
Arvid Skutle,
Marta Torrens,
Manuela Pasinetti,
Cinzia Pezzolesi,
Agnieszka Pisarska,
Harry Shapiro,
Elias Sferrazza,
Peer van der Kreeft
and
Fabrizio Schifano
E-ducation and the languages of information. (2013)
Luciano Floridi
The new ethical responsibilities of internet service providers. (2011)
L. Floridi
Degenerate epistemology. (2012)
L. Floridi
Hyperhistory and the philosophy of information policies. (2012)
L. Floridi
Technologies of the self. (2012)
L. Floridi
Big data and their epistemological challenge [editor letter]. (2012)
L. Floridi
Introduction. (2013)
L. Floridi
Information quality. (2013)
L. Floridi
What is a philosophical question? (2013)
Luciano Floridi
Technology's in-betweeness. (2013)
L. Floridi
An Empirical Study on Using Visual Embellishments in Visualization. (2012)
Rita Borgo,
Alfie Abdul-Rahman,
Farhan Mohamed,
Philip W. Grant,
Irene Reppa,
Luciano Floridi
and
Min Chen
An analysis of information visualisation. (2013)
M. Chen
and
L. Floridi
Distributed Morality in an Information Society. (2013)
Luciano Floridi
The ethics of information transparency. (2009)
Matteo Turilli
and
Luciano Floridi
The problem of the justification of a theory of knowledge. Part 1 : Some historical metamorphoses. (1993)
L. Floridi
The philosophy of information : ten years later. (2010)
L. Floridi
Turing’s imitation game : still an impossible challenge for all machines and some judges. (2009)
L. Floridi,
M. Taddeo
and
M. Turilli
The case for e-trust. (2010)
M. Taddeo
and
L. Floridi
The problem of the justification of a theory of knowledge. Part II : Morphology and diagnosis. (1994)
L. Floridi