APA NEWSLETTERS, FALL 2019: APA Newsletter on Philosophy and Computers.

APA Newsletter on Philosophy and Computers From the Chair Featured Articles “How Many Thoughts Can Fit in the Form of a Proposition?,” S. G. Sterrett “Consciousness, Engineering, and Anthropomorphism,” Ricardo Sanz Philosophical Computation: A Mechanistic Account “Should Physical Computation Be Understood Mechanistically?,” John Symons “Commentary on Gualtiero Piccinini's Physical Computation: A Mechanistic Perspective,” Martin Roth “Defending the Mapping Account of Physical Computation,” Frances Egan “Comments on Gualtiero Piccinini, Physical Computation: A Mechanistic Perspective,” Nico Orlandi “The Mechanistic Account of Physical Computation: Some Clarifications,” Gualtiero Piccinini “Philosophical Insights from Computational Studies: Why Should Computational Thinking Matter to Philosophers?,” Gary Mar News and Notes “From the Editor,” Peter Boltuc “DABUS in a Nutshell,” Stephen Thaler “Five Sessions Organized by the APA Committee on Philosophy and Computers for the 2020 APA Divisional Meetings,” Peter Boltuc Call for Papers