The latent nature of global information warfare

Luciano Floridi

317-319

Facing computing as technique

towards a history and philosophy of computing

Liesbeth De Mol, Giuseppe Primiero

321-326

The minimal levels of abstraction in the history of modern computing

Federico Gobbo, Marco Benini

327-343

Mathematizing power, formalization, and the diagrammatical mind or

what does "computation" mean?

Sybille Kramer

345-357

Computing and experiments

Viola Schiaffonati, Mario Verdicchio

359-376

Programming languages as technical artifacts

Raymond Turner

377-397

What is nature-like computation?

a behavioural approach and a notion of programmability

Hector Zenil

399-421

The problem of justification of empirical hypotheses in software testing

Nicola Angius

423-439

Exploring a mechanistic approach to experimentation in computing

Eric Hatleback, Jonathan M. Spring

441-459

Software intensive science

John Symons, Jack K. Horner

461-477

Computational idealizations in software intensive science

a comment on Symons' and Horner's paper

Nicola Angius

479-484

On the ontology of the computing process and the epistemology of the computed

Giuseppe Primiero

485-489

Reply to Angius and Primiero on software intensive science

Jack K. Horner, John Symons

491-494

Mechanistic miscomputation

a reply to Fresco and Primiero

Joe Dewhurst

495-498