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Luciano Floridi
ISBN 9780199551378
Rs. 560
Oxford University Press
Information
Who it's for: Readers new to philosophy or information science seeking a clear introduction.
Luciano Floridi’s 'Information' provides a deep dive into the fundamental concept of information, tracing its evolution from ancient times to the complexities of the digital age. This concise guide examines what information is, how it functions, and its profound relevance across diverse fields such as philosophy, computer science, and cognitive studies. Floridi explores its historical roots, its influence on human knowledge, and the ethical considerations it presents in our increasingly data-driven world, revealing how information shapes reality, decision-making, and our understanding of truth.Why You Should Read? Offers a clear and engaging introduction to the core nature and impact of information. Explains complex subjects like information theory and data ethics accessibly. Prompts reflection on the philosophical and ethical dimensions of the Information Age. Written by a leading scholar, ensuring both depth and authoritative insight.
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- Traces the concept of information from ancient times to the digital age.
- Examines information's role in philosophy, computer science, and cognitive studies.
- Discusses ethical considerations in today's data-driven world.
- Explains information theory and data ethics accessibly.
- Written by a leading scholar in the philosophy of information.
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What is the book about?
It explores the fundamental concept of information, tracing its evolution from ancient times to the digital age, and examines its relevance across philosophy, computer science, and cognitive studies.
Who is the author?
Luciano Floridi, a leading scholar in the philosophy of information.
Does it cover technical topics like information theory?
Yes, it explains complex subjects like information theory and data ethics in an accessible way.
What are the main themes?
The book discusses information's historical roots, its influence on human knowledge, and ethical considerations in the data-driven world.
Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes, it offers a clear and engaging introduction to the core nature and impact of information.