INTRODUCTION

Chapter 1 : PHILOSOPHY AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

• AI debate and philosophy
• Anti-analyse, and combinatorial vertigo
• Philosophical infinite
• Intentionnality and Mental causality
• Critique of postulates
• Postulates, operative concepts, and prejudices
• Philosophy or parapsychology

Chapter 2 : L'HOMME MACHINE

• Philosophy of the body
• Are we programed ?
• Helped artificial learning
• Reinterpretation of simulation
• Phenomenological robotics :
  WEIZY, DREYFY, SEARLY, WINOFLORY

Chapter 3 : PHILOSOPHICAL IMAGE OF SCIENCE

• Knowledge, Science and Anti-Science
• Extrapolation and "First steps"
• From bad metaphor to good paradigm
• Theory of fiction

Chapter 4 : INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND METHOD

• Paradigm of information management
• Modernization and language
• Information systems design

Chapter 5 : POSSIBILITY OF HUMAN SCIENCES

• Phenomenological refusal of human sciences
• Sociological categories
• Juridic-sociological modelisation
• Freedom and objectivity of rules

Chapter 6 : FORMALIZATION AND LANGUAGE

• Language and formalization
• Syntaxic calculus
• Ambiguity obstacle
• Semantic, syntax, conscience and theology
• Competence/performance

Chapter 7 : VALIDITY CRITERIA

• Measurement
• Formel or internal criterion
• Objectivity criterion
• Subjectivity criterion
• Intersubjectivity criterion
• Pragmatic criterion
• Critical debate in sciences, and elsewhere...

Conclusion : WHAT HUMANS CAN'T DO* ! (* in english in the text)

BIBLIOGRAPHIE