About the APA Newsletter on Philosophy and Computers
The APA Newsletter on Philosophy and Computers is published by the committee on philosophy and computers. Direct all correspondence concerning newsletter content and submission deadlines to the newsletter editor(s). Other inquiries may be directed to Erin Shepherd.
In the current issue
From the Editor
Peter Boltuc
From the Chair
Marcello Guarini
Featured Article
"What Is Computer Science?," William Rapaport
Articles
"Why Think That the Brain Is Not a Computer?" Marcin Miłkowski
"From Biological to Synthetic Neurorobotics Approaches to Understanding the Structure Essential to Consciousness (Part 2),"Jun Tani and Jeff White
"Kant on Constituted Mental Activity," Richard Evans
"I Am, Therefore I Think," Don Perlis
Call for Papers
Submission Guidelines and Information
It is our pleasure to invite all potential authors to submit to the APA Newsletter on Philosophy and Computers. Committee members have priority since this is the newsletter of the committee, but anyone is encouraged to submit. We publish papers that tie in philosophy and computer science or some aspect of “computers”; hence, we do not publish articles in other subdisciplines of philosophy. All papers will be reviewed, but only a small group can be published.
The area of philosophy and computers lies among a number of professional disciplines (such as philosophy, cognitive science, computer science). We try not to impose writing guidelines of one discipline, but consistency of references is required for publication and should follow the Chicago Manual of Style. Submissions and inquiries should be addressed to the editor, Dr. Peter Boltuc, at pboltu@sgh.waw.pl
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