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[edit] David B. Annis
- Epistemology Naturalized
- Metaphilosophy, 3: 201-208
- Guide
- The first computer program for everybody's hypertext; sold via Panasonic's OWL from 1986.
- The Turning Point
- Information as Resource
- Futurist, 16: 34-39 [1]
- The Varieties of Reference
- published posthumously, edited by John McDowell, Oxford University Press, Oxford
- ``He argues for what he calls Russell's Principle: that a person cannot be thinking about an object unless he knows, in some non-trivial way, which object he is thinking about. In particular, Evans argues that a person must have a "discriminating conception" of the object.`` (p. 65)
[edit] Douglas A. Gillies
- Frege, Dedekind, and Peano on the Foundations of Arithmetic
- Van Gorcum, Assen, Netherlands
- University of the World
- An organization that aimed to link educational institutions in all countries
- Cf. World Brain
- Cf. Joseph Becker. "The Concept of a University of the World," The Informtion Society, 6(3) (Abstract quoted below)
In 1982, James Grier Miller founded an organization named the University of the World and opened offices in La Jolla, California. His purpose was to create an organization that would link existing educational institutions in all countries so the consortium as a whole could serve the educational needs of students of all countries. Miller believed that the doctrine of equal access to knowledge applied to all people. The premise behind the University of the World is that a better educated world will yield improved international understanding and offer all people a better chance for peace and prosperity. The University of the World has been designed to use electronic telecommunications to disseminate educational resources to students and faculty in all countries. When computer and television technology are interconnected in the same telecommunications system, the combination will provide a new educational environment for student-teacher interaction in distance education. In 1988, some 77 countries were invited to join the program.
- The Logical Foundations of Mathematics
- Pergamon
[edit] Anthony Judge
- Societal Learning and Erosion of Collective Memory
- A Critique of the Club of Rome Report: No Limits to Learning [2]
- Deconstruction: Theory and Practice
- The Open Universe: An Argument for Indeterminism
