Titlebook: History and Philosophy of Computing; Third International Fabio Gadducci,Mirko Tavosanis Conference proceedings 2016 IFIP International Fed

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Wherefore Art Thou , Semantics of Computation? was supposed to be. Today, in face of the plethora of different models and logical systems based thereupon, are we in a better position to address this . question? We analyse philosophical issues revolving around the Foundations of Formal Reasoning, Proof Cultures, Logical Frameworks, the Algebraic

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Logic, Formal Linguistics and Computing in France: From Non-reception to Progressive Convergenceher countries, reveals that in most cases computing developed initially as an ancillary technique of applied mathematics, with little awareness of the path-breaking theories of computability elaborated in the 1930s. This was particularly clear in France, where mathematical logic was almost inexisten

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Algorithmic in the 12th Century: The Carmen de Algorismo by Alexander de Villa Deihe so-called Carmen de algorismo, also known as Algorismus metricus, and traditionally attributed to the French scholar Alexander de Villa Dei. This work had a remarkable spread during the Middle Ages in many European countries, alongside the Algorismus prosaicus by Johannes de Sacrobosco. In our st

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From Close to Distant and Back: How to Read with the Help of Machinesten in opposition to traditional hermeneutic approaches. In our paper, we intend to show how text mining methods will always need a strong support from the humanist. On the one hand we remark how humanities research involving computational techniques should be thought of as a three steps process: fr