Computational philosophy and in silico universes - Dr. Daniel S. Hoffmann | 6 Congresso da SBFA

Presented on September 1st, 2020, on the Sixth Meeting of the Brazilian Society for Analytical Philosophy. The Brazilian Society for Analytical Philosophy gathers researchers, philosophers and students at different stages of their carreers, being a part of a world-wide network of societies for analytical philosophy. With the creation of forums, it fosters argumentative debates and promotes the making of concepts and theories that dialogue with current sciences and society. Since 2008, It congregates people interested in a line of philosophic investigation that embrace diverse contemporary tendencies of thought, connected by a special attention to language and to the nurturing of good argumentation. It promotes intelectual dialogue and joint professional agency. It’s best defined by a way of making philosophy than by some thematic preference. Members of the society make an annual contribution to fund a bienal event and the maintenance of access channels. The sixth SBFA Congress: “