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Hendricks, Vincent F.

Overview

Works:	1 works in 4 publications in 1 languages

Titles

Readings in formal epistemology = sourcebook / by: Arlo-Costa, Horacio.; Hendricks, Vincent F.; SpringerLink (Online service); Benthem, Johan van. (Electronic resources)

Reality lost = markets of attention, misinformation and manipulation / by: Hendricks, Vincent F.; SpringerLink (Online service); Vestergaard, Mads. (Electronic resources)

Proof theory : = history and philosophical significance / by: Hendricks, Vincent F.; Jorgensen, Klaus Frovin.; Pedersen, Stig Andur, (1943-) (Language materials, printed)

A companion to the philosophy of technology by: Olsen, Jan-Kyrre Berg.; Pedersen, Stig Andur, (1943-); Hendricks, Vincent F.; Wiley InterScience (Online service) (Electronic resources)

Infostorms = Why do we 'like'? Explaining individual behavior on the social net / by: Hendricks, Vincent F.; Hansen, Pelle G.; SpringerLink (Online service) (Electronic resources)

Game theory : = 5 questions / by: Hansen, Pelle G.; Hendricks, Vincent F. (Language materials, printed)

The ministry of truth = BigTech's influence on facts, feelings and fictions / by: Hendricks, Vincent F.; SpringerLink (Online service); Mehlsen, Camilla. (Electronic resources)

Subjects

Philosophy. Mathematical Logic and Formal Languages. Social networks. Popular Science. Philosophy of Technology. Online social networks. Logic, Symbolic and mathematical. Proof theory- Congresses. Political Philosophy. Disinformation- Economic aspects. Attention- Economic aspects. Technology- Philosophy. Epistemology. Information technology- Political aspects. Information technology- Philosophy. Fake news- Political aspects. Disinformation- Political aspects. Behavioral/Experimental Economics. Social Media. Game theory. Knowledge, Theory of. Fake news- Economic aspects. Digital/New Media. Social media. Game Theory, Economics, Social and Behav. Sciences. Information behavior. Democracy. Online Marketing/Social Media. Corporate Communication. Popular Science in Psychology.