*Philosophy and Ethics*
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Australian National University
KE: Philosophy Australasian Asian
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LN: COMP-SOC@LIMBO.INTUITIVE.COM
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issues related to the impact of technology and information
on society. Among the issues being discussed are: Computers
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perceptions of computers, The value of information,Dangers
and advantages of reliance on machines.
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KE: Philosophy Computing Ethics Computers
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0488
LN: FNORD-L@UBVM
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found in the publications and discussions of Robert A.
Wilson, Timothy Leary, John Lilly, Antero Alli, and
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KE: Philosophy
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LN: HEGEL@VILLVM
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LN: HOPOS-L
TI: This list covers all periods of the History of
Philosophy of Science. Contributions from related historical
areas (e.g. history of logic or mathematics) and those
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of Science
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Philosophy of Science
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KE: Philosophy Freemasons
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LN: MERTON-L@BYRD.MU.WVNET.EDU
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0494
LN: NSP-L@RPITSVM
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from all levels of academic background. Papers, thoughts,
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LN: PEIRCE-L@TTUVM1
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conception of thought as essentially communicational and
social, it is likely that the list will be highly
interdisciplinary in character. This will be encouraged; but
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reasoned arguments, and a standing willingness not only to
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Consortium, and The Department of Philosophy of Texas Tech
University
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LN: PHILCOMM@RPITSVM
TI: This e-conference offers a forum for the discussion of
the philosophy of communication, communication theory, and
epistemology.
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KE: Philosophy Communications
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LN: RELEVANT-LOGIC@EXETER.AC.UK
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MO: Geoff B. Keene (Internet) G.B.Keene@exeter.ac.uk
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LN: SCIFRAUD@ALBNYVM1
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Baltimore, Stanley Pons and Martin Fleischmann, Shervert
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LN: SOCETH-L@USCVM
TI: This list aims to provide a forum for interdisciplinary
approaches to Social Ethics. Topics include major traditions
of ethical thought, the place of values and moral norms in
culture, the construction of moral and ethical meaning,
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LN: URANTIAL@UAFSYSB
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