René Descartes, the Robots and the Soul in the debate between Tommaso Ceva and Guido Grandi
Descartes outlined human intelligence as a divine gift, albeit in a system governed by universal laws of physics and mathematics. In the eighteenth century the camaldolite Guido Grandi and Tommaso Ceva, both mathematicians, had a dispute about the interpretation of the Cartesian model of human intel...
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description | Descartes outlined human intelligence as a divine gift, albeit in a system governed by universal laws of physics and mathematics. In the eighteenth century the camaldolite Guido Grandi and Tommaso Ceva, both mathematicians, had a dispute about the interpretation of the Cartesian model of human intelligence. This case provides an opportunity to retrace the path of a speculative techno-philosophical question concerning the human possibility to equipping robots with the ability to experience a self-consciousness. |
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spelling | doaj.art-0ccea613f98d4bd58fc6940749983bb82022-12-22T03:43:26ZengUniversity of BolognaBibliothecae.it2280-79342283-93642016-05-0151557010.6092/issn.2283-9364/61055568René Descartes, the Robots and the Soul in the debate between Tommaso Ceva and Guido GrandiAlfredo Serrai0Università di Roma "La Sapienza"Descartes outlined human intelligence as a divine gift, albeit in a system governed by universal laws of physics and mathematics. In the eighteenth century the camaldolite Guido Grandi and Tommaso Ceva, both mathematicians, had a dispute about the interpretation of the Cartesian model of human intelligence. This case provides an opportunity to retrace the path of a speculative techno-philosophical question concerning the human possibility to equipping robots with the ability to experience a self-consciousness.https://bibliothecae.unibo.it/article/view/6105Intelligenza artificialeModello filosofico cartesianoEpistemologia della scienzaRoboticaTrasmissione del sapere |
spellingShingle | Alfredo Serrai René Descartes, the Robots and the Soul in the debate between Tommaso Ceva and Guido Grandi Bibliothecae.it Intelligenza artificiale Modello filosofico cartesiano Epistemologia della scienza Robotica Trasmissione del sapere |
title | René Descartes, the Robots and the Soul in the debate between Tommaso Ceva and Guido Grandi |
title_full | René Descartes, the Robots and the Soul in the debate between Tommaso Ceva and Guido Grandi |
title_fullStr | René Descartes, the Robots and the Soul in the debate between Tommaso Ceva and Guido Grandi |
title_full_unstemmed | René Descartes, the Robots and the Soul in the debate between Tommaso Ceva and Guido Grandi |
title_short | René Descartes, the Robots and the Soul in the debate between Tommaso Ceva and Guido Grandi |
title_sort | rene descartes the robots and the soul in the debate between tommaso ceva and guido grandi |
topic | Intelligenza artificiale Modello filosofico cartesiano Epistemologia della scienza Robotica Trasmissione del sapere |
url | https://bibliothecae.unibo.it/article/view/6105 |
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