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A New Account of Abstraction?
Software engineering could benefit from a more rigorous grounding in epistemology, e.g., for the account of abstraction. So, let’s see what we can learn from: Raymond Turner (2018) Computational Artifacts Continue reading
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Tagged abstraction, Bernhard Ganter, Bob Hale, computational artifact, concept analysis, Crispin Wright, David Lewis, epistemology, epistemology of engineering, formal concept analysis, Gideon Rosen, John Burgess, Raymond Turner, software engineering, technical artifact, Turner
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