Titlebook: Computers, Brains and Minds; Essays in Cognitive Peter Slezak,W. R. Albury Book 1989 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1989 consciousness.philoso

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-1181-9consciousness; philosophy; philosophy of science; science

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978-94-010-7026-3Kluwer Academic Publishers 1989

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Grammatiken und formale Sprachen discernable throughout. These reflect issues of central interest within cognitive science and include in particular the computational view of the mind. The purpose of this introductory essay is to act as a guide to the contributions by summarising their central arguments and also offering some brie

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Grammatiken und formale Sprachenut with battle lines being drawn similar to those in the earlier phase of the debate. This paper aims to argue that the recent experimental evidence has been somewhat one-sided, deriving as it has pretty much from cognitive psychology. It will be argued that from that viewpoint a fairly natural theo

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Abschlu?eigenschaften von Sprachklasseny a set of faculties. As I am going to construe things, a faculty is a storage and production facility which can be characterized by its representational modality or format, the kinds of operations it typically carries out over representations in that format, and its processing connections to transd

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