Titlebook: Ethics in Cyberspace; How Cyberspace May I Thomas Ploug Book 2009 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2009 Agency.Computers and Society.Cy

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The basic premise revisiteded in the opening chapter as our basic premise. This premise states that .. It is most unfortunate but perhaps not surprising that the initial formulation of the basic premise suffers from several weaknesses that cannot be ignored. These shortcomings must be more closely examined — and a revised ver

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Actions and explanationsreality of the particular, interacting party. The first step in fulfilling this task was taken in the previous chapter, where the relationship to be explained was elaborated on the basis of a number of shortcomings..Now, to provide an explanation of the difference in interaction captured in the revi

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Interaction in cyberspaceliefs concerning the reality of the particular interacting party. This requires some understanding both of the elements constituting interaction and of the notion of cyberspace. The previous chapter elaborated on the notions of intentional action and moral motivation and fitted them into an explanat

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Belief and reality). The three hypotheses all link an agent‘s conviction concerning the reality of a particular agent to certain other beliefs and to the availability of evidence in support of these other beliefs. As has already been emphasized, it is vital to understand that the hypotheses are epistemological and no

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Belief and evidencered in the basic premise ([TBP]). In the previous two chapters we introduced and investigated three hypotheses linking an agent‘s conviction concerning the reality of a particular agent to certain other beliefs and to the availability of evidence in support of these other beliefs. That is, we covere

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Concluding remarks to how the apparent difference between the ethical character of interaction inside and outside cyberspace is to be accounted for. This, the final chapter of the book, points to some of the alternative ways of approaching the basic premise..The chapter serves the purpose of broadening the perspectiv

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Ethics in cyberspacey be affected by moving the setting of interaction from outside to inside cyberspace, and finally to show how these changes may lead an agent to behave differently, ethically speaking, in the two settings..In the process of addressing the topics mentioned we will focus our attention more specificall