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Computationalism, as a book category, gathers works that treat computation and information processing as the primary lens for understanding minds, life, society, and even physical reality. It spans philosophy of mind and cognitive science (the computational theory of mind), artificial intelligence and theoretical computer science, and computational approaches across biology, economics, and physics, emphasizing models, algorithms, and simulations as explanatory tools. Books in this genre probe how minds compute, how algorithms shape behavior and culture, and what it means to view the world as information, while engaging the ethical, epistemic, and cultural implications of that stance. The category includes rigorous academic texts, accessible popular science, and speculative essays that explore the scope and limits of a computational worldview.

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