Still Platonic After All These Years: Artificial Life and Form/Matter Dualism.
This article analyzes concepts on artificial life and theory of vitality proposed by Christopher Langton. Basis of vitality theory on the works of logicians, Turin and Godel; Claims of ALife on the `Central Dogma' of molecular biology; Binary logic on notions of life; Comparison of the distribution...
| Publicado en: | Australian Feminist Studies Vol. 14; no. 29; pp. 47 - 62 |
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Taylor & Francis Ltd
Apr99
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