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Two Approaches to the Philosophy of Information

by: Luciano Floridi


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This paper has discussed the massive analytic turning away from Hegel almost a century ago and the recent, more modest, incipient turn, or return as an offshoot of the turn to pragmatism in the wake of the analytic critique of classical empiricism. I have argued that analytic philosophy has misunderstood Hegel on both occasions"" (p. 368). In Floridi [2003c] I've tried to show the Idealis tic roots of the renaissance of epistemology between the two wars


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