- From: <alexandre.monnin@web-and-philosophy.org>
- Date: Thu, 19 Feb 2015 22:15:15 +0100
- To: "henry.story@bblfish.net" <henry.story@bblfish.net>
- Cc: "public-philoweb@w3.org" <public-philoweb@w3.org>
The fee to register to the workshop only (not the conference) will be available soon ;) Le Thu, 19 Feb 2015 22:12:05 +0100, henry.story@bblfish.net <henry.story@bblfish.net> a écrit: > >> On 19 Feb 2015, at 21:42, alexandre.monnin@web-and-philosophy.org wrote: >> >> Dear All, >> >> The deadline to submit a paper for PhiloWeb 2015 (an ESWC 2015 >> workshop) has been extended to March 16. > > Hello Alex, > > il faut payer pour parler dans les conf académiques je pense non? Sinon > je pourrait parler de l’hermeneutique du web sémantique :-) > Henry > >> >> All the best, >> A. >> >> ------- Message réexpédié------- >> De: "alexandre.monnin@web-and-philosophy.org >> <mailto:alexandre.monnin@web-and-philosophy.org>" >> <alexandre.monnin@web-and-philosophy.org >> <mailto:alexandre.monnin@web-and-philosophy.org>> >> A: "public-philoweb@w3.org <mailto:public-philoweb@w3.org>" >> <public-philoweb@w3.org <mailto:public-philoweb@w3.org>> >> Cc: >> Sujet: CfP:" PHILOWEB 2015: Politicizing the Future of the (Semantic) >> Web" >> Date: Tue, 27 Jan 2015 00:00:19 +0100 >> >> Dear all, >> >> The next PhiloWeb conference will be co-located with ESWC (as one of its >> workshops). >> >> Please find below the CfP. >> >> All the best, >> A.M. >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> PHILOWEB 2015: Politicizing the Future of the (Semantic) Web >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> 5th Web and philosophy conference, full day workshop@ESCWC 2015 >> May 31st 2015, Portoroz, Slovenia >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> Call for paper >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> The relationship between the Web and philosophy is now at a crucial >> turning point. While a group of philosophers and >> philosophically-influenced scholars are increasingly interested in the >> Web, we are facing unprecedented challenges around its future that >> requires concerted efforts between researcher and disciplines to be >> properly addressed. With both Internet governance and the very >> architecture of the Web undergoing rapid change, now is the time for a >> philosophy of the Web to help to fulfill the Web’s full potential, >> expanding upon its fundamental principles in new terrains ranging from >> mass surveillance to the impact of the Internet of things. >> >> Even swifter is the Web-driven transformation of many previously >> unquestioned philosophical concepts of privacy, authority, meaning, >> identity, belief, intelligence, cognition, and even embodiment in >> surprising ways. In response, we hope to provoke the properly >> philosophical question of whether or not philosophy that can weave these >> changes to technology and society into a coherent whole that can adapt >> the >> principles of the Web to the age of surveillance. >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> Subjects to be addressed include, but are not limited to >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> * Philosophy and Politics of Open Data and Big Data >> * Human Rights, Internet Rights, and Tim Berners-Lee’s “Magna Carta” for >> the Web >> * Protocols and code as politics >> * Algorithmic governance >> * Transparency, Surveillance, Cryptography, and (Big/Linked/Semantic) >> Data >> * Alternative accounts of semantics for the Semantic Web >> * Philosophical roots of cybernetics, AI and the architecture of the Web >> * The future of decentralization on the Web and Internet >> * Knowledge in AI, KR, Semantic Web, Linked Data, open data, contrasted >> (or enriched) with knowledge in other disciplines (especially STS) >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> Some questions that may be addressed include, but are not limited to >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> * Can and should we code open values into the architecture of the Web or >> Internet and how? >> * What are the philosophical and political issues raised by federated >> and >> distributed social networks? >> * Has the dream of “code being law” turned into a nightmare, or can it >> still be a positive account of the future? >> * How can AI or KR, open or linked data, benefit from a more realistic >> account of knowledge as found in Science and Technology Studies (STS)? >> * Is Linked Data an alternative to Big data? >> * Can we go further than a modeling diversity as a plurality of >> viewpoints >> on the Semantic Web? >> * Does the Linked Data Platform retain and extend the fundamental >> properties of the architecture of the Web? >> * Are the boundaries between researchers, engineers and activists >> blurring >> now that the future of the Web is at stake? >> * Is the conception of objects central to the resource-oriented Web >> architecture comparable to that of the Internet of things (IoT)? Should >> a >> Web of Things draw its inspiration from the original Web? >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> Important dates >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> 1. Submission deadline: March 6, 2015 March 16, 2015 >> 2. Notifications: April 3, 2015 >> 3. Camera ready version: April 17, 2015 >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> Submissions >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> Short (up to 6 pages) or extended (up to 12 pages) papers have to be >> submitted on easychair. >> They will be reviewed by at least two PC members. >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> Chairs >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> * Alexandre Monnin (Inria, Wimmics) >> * Harry Halpin (W3C/MIT) >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> Program Committee >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> * Bruno Bachimont (Université de Technologie de Compiègne) >> * Scott Lash (Goldsmiths) >> * Primavera Di Fillippi (Paris II/Harvard Berkman Center) >> * Francesca Musiani (CNRS) >> * Anthony Beavers (University of Evansville) >> * Aurélien Bénel (Université de Technologie de Troyes) >> * Brian Cantwell Smith (Toronto) >> * Leslie Carr (University of Southampton) >> * Eric Dagiral (Université Paris Descartes) >> * Jérôme Denis (Telecom ParisTech) >> * Gunnar Declerck (Université de Technologie de Compiègne) >> * Aldo Gangemi (CNR/Paris XIII) >> * Katherine Legg (Waikato University) >> * Harry Halpin (IRI/W3C) >> * Yuk Hui (Leuphana University) >> * Pierre Livet (Université Aix-Marseille) >> * Larry Masinter (Adobe) >> * Christopher Menzel (Texas A&M University) >> * Alexandre Monnin (INRIA) >> * Ashveen Peerbaye (Université Paris-Est) >> * Valentina Presutti (CNR) >> * François Rastier (INALCO/CNRS) >> * Jonathan Rees (Creative Commons) >> * Eddie Soulier (Université de Technologie de Troyes) >> * Henry S. Thompson (University of Edimburgh) >> * Michalis Vafopoulos (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) >> * Petros Stefaneas (National Technical University of Athens) >> * Tony Heys (Microsoft) >> * Yorick Wiks (Oxford Internet Institute) >> * Xiaoshu Wang (RENCI) >> >> The PhiloWeb series of conferences was originally initiated by Alexandre >> Monnin and Harry Halpin (http://web-and-philosophy.org/ >> <http://web-and-philosophy.org/>) and its main aim >> is to bring together researchers studying the Web and the Semantic Web >> with Philosophers and welcome all submissions of a philosophical nature >> involving the Web. Four PhiloWeb conferences have so far been organized: >> PhiloWeb 2010, an international symposium in Sorbonne (Paris, France), >> PhiloWeb 2011, co-located with PT-AI in Greece (Salonika), PhiloWeb >> 2012, >> co-located with WWW 2014 as one of its workshops (Lyon, France) and >> PhiloWeb 2014 GR in Greece, organized by Petros Stefaneas, Michalis >> Vafopoulos, Alexandre Monnin and Harry Halpin, co-located with the 6th >> International Conference on Information Law and Ethics, ICIL 2014 >> (Thessaloniki). In 2013, Harry Halpin was co-chair of WebScience 2013 >> while Alexandre Monnin was one of its program chairs, after which >> philosophy was then added among the stack of disciplines relevant to Web >> Science. > > Social Web Architect > http://bblfish.net/ > -- * Membre du collège d'experts Open Data de la mission Etalab du Premier Ministre * Chercheur associé chez Inria (EPI Wimmics, Sophia Antipolis) * Co-initiateur du projet DBpedia Francophone et SemanticPedia * Docteur en philosophie à Paris 1 Panthéon -Sorbonne (PHICO, EXeCO) - Thèse sur la philosophie du Web : disponible et annotable sur http://philoweb.org * Co-chair du Community Group "Philosophy of the Web" au W3C * Organisateur des "Rencontres du Web de données" http://web-and-philosophy.org/, Twitter : @aamonnz & @PhiloWeb, PhiloWeb on Dailymotion, PhiloWeb discussion list @INRIA
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