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1 juin 2015
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ethics morality philosophy éthique philosophie morale Humanities, Multidisciplinary Philosophy SOC002010 JHMCSujets proches
Knowledge--Philosophy Mental philosophy Life--Philosophy Moral philosophy Science, Moral Morals Ethics, Primitive Philosophy, Moral Morality Deontology EthologyCiter ce document
J. David Velleman, « II. Virtual Selves », Open Book Publishers, ID : 10670/1.w2lv0f
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Second Life Most mornings, thousands of computer users log on to a virtual world called second Life. Their computer screens show scenes of a nonexistent world, peopled by humanlike figures. Each user sees the world from the perspective of one of those figures, which is his avatar in the world and whose movements and utterances he controls through his computer keyboard and mouse. The other figures on his screen are being controlled by other users, all of whom witness one another’s avatars doin...