These sessions were placed within the overall program of the 1998 World Congress of Philosophy (Boston, August 10-16)
August 13, 1998
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
The Imapct of Computing on Epistemology: Knowing Godel’s Mind Through Computation
Selmer Bringsjord
Associate Chair; Director of Minds & Machines Program
Dept. of Philosophy, Psychology & Cognitive Science
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Computer Simulations, Robots and Virtual Persons in Undergraduate Instruction: A Report on the PT-Project
David L. Anderson, Illinois State University John A. Barker, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville
The 4th Tetralogy: An Online Exploration of Plato’s Middle Dialogues
Anthony F. Beavers, University of Evansville
The Electronic Global Village: Cosmopolitan Ideal – or Cybercentrism?
Charles Ess, Drury College
The Utopian Visions Web Site: An On-line Effort to Do Philosophy
William Uzgalis, Oregon State University
Tracking the User: Private Thoughts on the Internet
Kay Mathiesen, University of Arizona
Signaling Theory and Internet Epistemology
Don Fallis, University of Arizona
Project THEORIA: Interactive Multimedia in Ethics, “A Right to Die? The Dax Cowart Case” and “The Issue of Abortion in America”
Robert Cavalier, Carnegie Mellon University
August 14, 1998
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
The Impact of Computing on the Teaching of Logic
Randy Dipert
United States Military Academy
Using CD-ROMs to Teach Philosophy
Terry Bynum, University of Southern Conneticut
Web Support for Student Research and Writing in the Philosophy Curriculum: The OhioLINK History of Philosophy Instructional Web Site
Brian J. Rosmaita, Kent State University
Interface Design, Student Performance, and the Working Backwards Method of Proof Construction
Marvin Croy, University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Full Text Databases — Philosophy and the History of Ideas
Mark Rooks, Intelex
The Poiesis Project – Philosophy Jounals Online
George Leaman, The Philosophy Documentation Center
A Philosophical Analysis of the World Wide Web
Mike Sandbothe, University of Magdeburg, Germany
Church’s Thesis and the Status of Idealizations in Mathematics
Catherine Womack, Union College
Using Digital Audio and Video in World Wide Web Ethics Conferences and Lectures
Lawrence M. Hinman, University of San Deigo
Closing Session: Preparing for CAP 2000