Luciano Floridi - Philosophy and Ethics of Information

Luciano Floridi

Professor of Philosophy and Ethics of Information, University of Oxford

Philosophy of Information - Information and Computer Ethics - Philosophy of Technology 

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Books

1.  The Fourth Revolution – How the infosphere is reshaping human reality (Oxford University Press, 2014).
2.  The Ethics of Information (Oxford University Press, 2013).
3.  The Philosophy of Information (Oxford University Press, 2011).
4.  Information – A Very Short Introduction(Oxford University Press, 2010).
5.  Sextus Empiricus, The Recovery and Transmission of Pyrrhonism (Oxford University Press, 2002). See this web page for some addenda and corrigenda.
6.  Philosophy and Computing: An Introduction(Routledge, 1999).
7.  Internet: un manuale per capire. Un saggio per riflettere (Milano: Il Saggiatore, 1997). The Italian text is available here.
8.  Scepticism and the Foundation of Epistemology – A Study in the Metalogical Fallacies (Brill, 1996).
9.  L’Estensione dell’Intelligenza—Guida all’Informatica per Filosofi (Roma: Armando, 1996).

Articles

2014

• Perception and Testimony as Data Providers, Logique et Analyse, 57.226, 2014, 151-179.
• Information Closure and the Sceptical Objection, Synthese, 191.6, 2014, 1037-1050.

2013

• (with M. Chen), An Analysis of Information in Visualisation, Synthese, 190.16, 2013, 3421-3438.
• Distributed Morality in an Information Society, Science and Engineering Ethics, 19.3, 727-743.
• What is a Philosophical Question?, Metaphilosophy, 44.3, 195–221.

2012

• Turing’s Three Philosophical Lessons and the Philosophy of Information, Royal Society’s Philosophical Transactions A, 370, 2012, 3536-3542.
• Semantic Information and the Network Theory of Account, Synthese, 184.3, 2012, 431-454.
• (with R. Borgo, A. Abdul-Rahman, F. Mohamed, P. W. Grant, I. Reppa, and M. Chen) An Empirical Study on Using Visual Embellishments in Visualization, IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics, 18.12, 2012, 2759-2768.

2011

• The Informational Nature of Personal Identity, Minds & Machines., 21.4, 2011, 549-566.
• A Defence of Constructionism: Philosophy as Conceptual Engineering, Metaphilosophy, 42.3, 2011, 282-304.

2010

• Semantic Information and the Correctness Theory of Truth, Erkenntnis, 74.2, 2010,147-175.
• The Philosophy of Information as a Conceptual Framework, replies to a collection of articles on my methodological work, special issue of Knowledge, Technology and Policy, 23.1-2, 2010.
• Information, Possible Worlds, and the Cooptation of Scepticism, Synthese, 175.1, 2010, 63-88.
• Network Ethics: Information and Business Ethics in a Networked Society, Journal of Business Ethics, 90.4, 2010, 649-659.
• The Philosophy of Information: Ten Years Later, replies to a collection of articles on my work on the philosophy of information, special issue of Metaphilosophy, 41.3, 402–419.

2009

• (with M. Turilli) The Ethics of Information Transparency, Ethics and Information Technology, 2009, 11.2, 105-112.
• The information Society and Its Philosophy, The Information Society, 2009, 25.3, 153-158.
• (with M. Taddeo and M. Turilli) Turing’s Imitation Game: Still a Challenge for All Machines and Some Judges, Minds and Machines, 2009, 19.1, 145-150.
• Philosophical Conceptions of Information, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2009, 5363, 13-53.
• Against Digital Ontology, Synthese, 2009, 168.1, (2009), 151-178.
• Logical Fallacies as Informational Shortcuts, Synthese, 2009, 167.2, 317-325.
• The Semantic Web vs. Web 2.0: a Philosophical Assessment, Episteme, 2009, 6, 25-37.
• (with M. D’Agostino) The Enduring Scandal of Deduction. Is Propositional Logic really Uninformative?, Synthese, 2009, 167.2, 271-315.

2008

• Artificial Intelligence’s New Frontier: Artificial Companions and the Fourth Revolution, Metaphilosophy, 2008, 39.4/5, 651-655.
• Information Ethics: A Reappraisal, Ethics and Information Technology, 2008, 10.2-3, 189-204.
• The Method of Levels of Abstraction, Minds and Machines, 2008, 18.3, 303-329.
• Understanding Epistemic Relevance, Erkenntnis, 2008, 69.1, 69-92.
• A Defence of Informational Structural Realism, Synthese, 2008, 161.2, 219-253.

2007

• In defence of the veridical nature of semantic information, European Journal of Analytic Philosophy, 2007, 3.1, 31-41.
• Global Information Ethics: The Importance of Being Environmentally Earnest, International Journal of Technology and Human Interaction, 2007, 3.3, 1-11.
• A Look into the Future Impact of ICT on Our Lives, The Information Society, 2007, 23.1, 59-64. An abridged and modified version was published in TidBITS.
• (with M. Taddeo) A Praxical Solution of the Symbol Grounding Problem, Minds and Machines, 2007, 17.4, 369-389.

2006

• The Logic of Being Informed, Logique et Analyse, 2006, 49.196, 433-460.
• Information Technologies and the Tragedy of the Good Will“, Ethics and Information Technology, 2006, 8.4, 253-262.
• Four Challenges for a Theory of Informational Privacy, Ethics and Information Technology, 2006, 8.3, 109-119.

2005

• The Ontological Interpretation of Informational Privacy, Ethics and Information Technology. 2005, 7.4, 185 – 200.
• Per una filosofia dell’informazione, Epistemologia 2005, 28, 283-292. Por una filosofía de la información, Spanish translation by Jordi Vallverdú, special issue of the Spanish journal Anthropos dedicated to ‘Philosophy and Computing’, edited by Jordi Vallverdú.
• Consciousness, Agents and the Knowledge Game, republished in O. Pombo, A. Guerreiro, A. F. Alexandre (eds.) Enclicopédia e Hipertexto (Lisboa: Edições Duarte Reis, 2005), pp. 30-48.
• Presence: From Epistemic Failure to Successful Observation, republished in L. Magnani and R. Dossena (ed.) Computing, Philosophy and Cognition (London: College Publications, 2005), pp. 37-56.
• Consciousness, Agents and the Knowledge Game, Minds and Machines 2005, 15. 3-4, pp. 415-444.
• Is Information Meaningful Data?, Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 2005, 70.2, 351-370.
• Presence: From Epistemic Failure to Successful Observation, Presence: Teleoperators and Virtual Environments, 2005, 14.6, pp. 656-667.
• (with M. Taddeo) The Symbol Grounding Problem: a Critical Review of Fifteen Years of Research, Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Artificial Intelligence 2005, 17.4, pp. 419 – 445.
• La filosofia dell’informazione e i suoi problemi, Iride, 2005, 18.45, 291-312.
• (with G. M. Greco, G. Paronitti and M. Turilli) How to Do Philosophy Informationally, Lecture Notes on Artificial Intelligence 3782, pp. 623–634, 2005.

2004

• On the Logical Unsolvability of the Gettier Problem“, Synthese, 2004, 142.1, pp. 61-79.
• Outline of a Theory of Strongly Semantic Information, Minds and Machines, 2004, 14.2, pp. 197-222.
• Open Problems in the Philosophy of Information, Metaphilosophy, 2004, 35.4, pp. 554-582.  Revised version of The Herbert A. Simon Lecture on Computing and Philosophy given at Carnegie Mellon University in 2001.
• Afterword – LIS as Applied Philosophy of Information: a Reappraisal, Library Trends, 2004, 52.3, 658-665.
• (with G. M. Greco) The Tragedy of the Digital Commons, Ethics and Information Technology, 2004, 6.2, 73-82
• (with J. W. Sanders), On the Morality of Artificial Agents, Minds and Machines, 2004, 14.3, pp. 349-379.
• (with J. W. Sanders) Mapping the Foundationalist Debate in Computer Ethics, a revised version of  “Computer Ethics: Mapping the Foundationalist Debate”, Ethics and Information Technology 2002 (4.1), 1-9, published in the second edition of Spinello R. and Tavani H. (eds.), Readings in Cyberethics (Boston: Jones and Bartlett), 81-95.

2003

• Two Approaches to the Philosophy of Information, Minds and Machines, 2003, 13.4, pp. 459-69.
• On the Intrinsic Value of Information Objects and the Infosphere, Ethics and Information Technology 2003 (4.4), 287-304.

2002

• On Defining Library and Information Science as Applied Philosophy of Information, Social Epistemology 2002 (16.11), 37-49.
• (with J. W. Sanders) Computer Ethics: Mapping the Foundationalist Debate, Ethics and Information Technology 2002 (4.1), 1-9.
• What is the Philosophy of Information?, Metaphilosophy, 2002 (33.1/2). Reprinted in T. W. Bynum and J. H. Moor (eds.), CyberPhilosophy: The Intersection of Philosophy and Computing, (Oxford – New York: Blackwell, 2003). Chinese translation, World Philosophy (2002), 4.

2001

• (with J. W. Sanders) Artificial Evil and the Foundation of Computer Ethics, Ethics and Information Technology 2001 (3.1), 55-66.Electronic version in Etica & Politica, II.2 (2000).

1999

• Information Ethics: On the Theoretical Foundations of Computer Ethics, Ethics and Information Technology 1999 (1.1), 37-56. Abridged French translation in L’Agora, 5.4 (July-August 1998), 19-20.
• Logica e Pensiero Visivo, Iride 24 (1998), 343-358.
• (with J. W. Sanders) Entropy as Evil in Information Ethics, Etica & Politica, special issue on Computer Ethics, I.2. Oxford University, Computing Laboratory, Programming Research Group Technical Report TR-5-00.

1997

• “Scepticism and Animal Rationality”, Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie 79 (1997), 27-57.

1996

• “Followers of French Fashions: Neo-Cartesianism and Analytic Epistemology“, Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 61 (1996), 633-639.

1995

• Cupiditas Veri Videndi: Pierre De Villemandy’s Dogmatic vs. Cicero’s Sceptical Interpretation of ‘Man’s Desire to Know’, British Journal for the History of Philosophy 3.1 (1995), 29-56.
• The Diffusion of Sextus Empiricus’ Works in the Renaissance, Journal of the History of Ideas 56.1 (1995), 63-85.
• L’Epistemologia Analitica e la Natura della Giustificazione Epistemica, Epistemologia 18 (1995), 233-268.
• The Internet: Which Future for Organised Knowledge—Frankenstein or Pygmalion?, International Journal of Human-Computer Studies 43 (1995), 261-274. Also published in The Journal of the Association for Systematic Philosophy 1 (1995), 33-41; in The Information Society 9 (1996), 5-16; in The Electronic Library 14.1 (1996), 43-52; in What We Do Not Know, “a selection of choice excerpts from the debates, exchanges and controversies raised by the UNESCO Philosophy Forum”, edited by Ayyam Sureau (Paris: Gallimard, 1996). Italian translation in Bollettino della Società Filosofica Italiana 155 (1995), 21-35. French translation in Horizons Philosophiques 6.2 (1996), 1-18. Portuguese translation in Revista de História das Ideias 18 (1996), 419-437.

1994

• Scepticism and the Search for Knowledge: a Peirceish Answer to a Kantian Doubt, Transactions of the C.S. Peirce Society 30 (1994), 543- 573
• Objective Knowledge’: the Disappearance and Revaluation of ‘Knowledges’ from John Sergeant to Karl Popper, Nouvelles de la République des Lettres 1 (1994), 97-122.
• The Problem of the Justification of a Theory of Knowledge: (2) Morphology and Diagnosis, Journal for General Philosophy of Science/Zeitschrift für Allgemeine Wissenschaftstheorie 25 (1994), 17-49.

1993

• The Problem of the Justification of a Theory of Knowledge: (1) Some Historical Metamorphoses, Journal for General Philosophy of Science/Zeitschrift für Allgemeine Wissenschaftstheorie 24 (1993), 205-233.

1992

• The Grafted Branches of the Sceptical Tree: Noli altum sapere and Henri Estienne’s Latin Edition of Sexti Empirici Pyrrhoniarum Hypotyposeon libri III, Nouvelles de la République des Lettres 11 (1992), 127-166.

1991

• “The Problem of the Justification of a Theory of Knowledge”, Rivista di Filosofia 81 (1991), 319-335. In Italian.