The Informational Turn in Philosophy
Minds and Machines
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Automatic Documentation and Mathematical Linguistics
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Various approaches to the definition of the concept "information," viz., mathematical-physical, semantic, pragmatic, hermeneutic-existential, and angeletic, are considered. The relevance of the study of the history of philosophy in terms of information technology (IT) is noted. Two contradictory views of information technology, that is, engineering and anthropocentric, are addressed. The future promising lines in IT philosophy are considered.