Philosophical and Epistemological Issues in Simulation and Gaming

Till Grüne‐Yanoff · Stéphanie Ruphy · John Simpson · Paul Weirich

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Philosophy finds simulation and gaming intriguing because of the epistemological issues that they raise. For example, how do simulations of a phenomenon help to explain that phenomenon? This collection of essays addresses such issues and hopes to stimulate additional investigations in this fascinating area.

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