Digital Epistemology (1) (Lm) – prof. Filippo Ferrari

Digital Humanities and Digital Knowledge · Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna · esame facoltativo · 6 CFU · canale unico

Testi d'esame di Digital Epistemology (1) (Lm) del prof. Filippo Ferrari, canale unico, corso di laurea in Digital Humanities and Digital Knowledge (Laurea magistrale (LM-43)), Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, esame facoltativo · 6 CFU, a.a. 2026/2027. Libri adottati: Conee – Philosophical Studies; Fricker – Telling and trusting; Gettier – Is justified true belief knowledge? Analysis; Goldman – What is justified belief? In G; Goldman – Which ones should you trust? Philosophy and…; Hardwig – Epistemic dependence; Acquiring knowledge from others; Lipton – The epistemology of testimony; Alvarado – AI as an epistemic technology; Beisbart – Philosophy of science at sea; Boyd – Trusting scientific experts in an online world; Budnik – Can we trust artificial intelligence? Philosophy; Burge – Computer proof, a priori knowledge, and other…; Burrell – How the machine; Creel – Transparency in complex computational systems; Duede – Deep learning opacity in scientific discovery; The role of artificial intelligence in mathematical…; Ferrario – Experts or authorities? The strange case of…; Fleisher – And explainable AI; Freiman – Conversational AIs and our anthropocentric theory of…; Instruments-based beliefs, testimony-based beliefs, and technology-based beliefs; Fricker – Trusting others in the sciences; Goldberg – Epistemic extendedness, testimony, and the epistemology of…; Goldberg – Epistemically engineered environments; Hauswald – Artificial epistemic authorities; Heersmink – Clavel Vázquez; Magnus – On trusting chatbots; On the epistemic implications of secret Internet…; Miragoli – And injustice; Symons – Epistemic injustice and data science technologies; Audi – A contemporary introduction to the theory of…; Boghossian – Debating the a priori; Fricker – Epistemic injustice; Fumerton, R. (2022). Foundationalism. Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009028868; Goldman – A contemporary introduction; Goldman – Social epistemology; Kelp – The nature and normativity of defeat; Nagel – A very short introduction; Pritchard – What is this thing called knowledge?; Pritchard – Arguing about knowledge; Sosa – An anthology; Warren – The a priori without magic; Glanzberg – The Stanford encyclopedia of philosophy; Grimm – The Stanford encyclopedia of philosophy; Ichikawa – The analysis of knowledge; Leonard – Epistemological problems of testimony; Littlejohn – Internalist vs; McLeod – The Stanford encyclopedia of philosophy; Schwitzgebel – The Stanford encyclopedia of philosophy.

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