Email: hilmi@bilkent.edu.tr
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Dr. Demir is an assistant professor in the Department of Philosophy. Before coming to Bilkent he was an assistant professor of philosophy at California State University, San Bernardino. His interests lie in the following areas: philosophy of mind, philosophy of cognitive science, logic and philosophy of information.

Recent Publications

• H. Demir, Taking Stock: Arguments for the Veridicality Thesis, Logique et Analyse (forthcoming)
• H. Demir, ed., Luciano Floridi’s Philosophy of Technology, Philosophy of Engineering and Technology, Vol. 8, Springer (2012)
• H. Demir, The counterfactual theory of information revisited, Australasian Journal of Philosophy 90(1): 183-185 (2012)
• H. Demir, The Philosophy of Information, by L. Floridi, Mind 120(480): 1247-1250 (2011) [book review]
• H. Demir, The fundamental properties of information-carrying relations, in Thinking Machines and Philosophy of Computer Science: Concepts and Principles, ed. Jordi Vallvardu, IGI Global (2010)
• H. Demir, The fourth revolution: reflections on philosophical foundations and ethical implications, Knowledge, Technology and Policy [Current name: Philosophy & Technology) 23(1-2): 1-6 (2010)
• H. Demir, Representation and information: a two-level analysis, Proceedings of the VIIIth European Conference on Philosophy and Computing (2010)
• H. Demir, Felsefi gelenek ve felsefe eğitimi: Yavuz – Enç tartışmasına yeni bir bakış, Hilmi Yavuz Akademik Sempozyumu Bildirgeleri (2010)
• H. Demir, Information carrying relations: transitive or non-transitive, Proceedings of VIIth European Conference on Philosophy and Computing (2009)
• H. Demir, Counterfactuals vs. conditional probabilities: a critical analysis of the counterfactual theory of information, Australasian Journal of Philosophy 86(1): 45-60 (2008)
• G. Allwein, H. Demir, L. Pike, Logic classes for Boolean monoids and an interpretation in CMOS circuits, Journal of Logic, Language and Information 13(3): 241-266 (2004)
• A. Sheya, H. Demir, R. Hanania, Consistent argument predicate binding is important for predicate-predicate linking, Proc 26th Annual Cognitive Science Society, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates (2004)

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