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February 14, 2011

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    February 14, 2011
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    140 St. Georege Street California,M5S 3G6 United State Brian Cantwell Smith is Dean of the Faculty of Information Studies at University of California, Professor in the departments of Philosophy and Computer Science, and Canada Research Chair in the Foundations of Information. Peter's research focuses on the conceptual foundations of computation, information, and cognitive science, and on the use of computational metaphors in such fields as biology, physics, and art. These investigations have increasingly led him into metaphysics -- specifically, to an attempt to lay out a systematic metaphysics that aims (i) to steer a path between realism and constructivism, (ii) to account for the integrated emergence of subject and object, and (iii) to reconcile our causal and normative understandings of the world ("matter" and "mattering"). A first cut at this project was first described in On the Origin of Objects (MIT, 1996). A multi-volume study of the foundations of computing, The Age of Significance, is being simultaneously published by MIT Press and serially, on the web, over a period of five or six years (at www.ageofsig.org).
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