Titlebook: Understanding Representation in the Cognitive Sciences; Does Representation Alexander Riegler,Markus Peschl,Astrid Stein Book 1999 Springe

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Perception Through Anticipation. A Behaviour-Based Approach to Visual Perceptionve and generative process rather than a pure projection. Perception of space and shape is assumed to be a process of anticipating the sensory consequences of actions; appropriate actions are selected within the same neural process.

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The Ontological Status of Representationsat representations, functioning as mere . devices to facilitate one’s goal of explaining and modeling brain/thought processes, cannot in and by themselves give rise to ontological or epistemological claims.

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Representation in Cognitive Neuroscienceocesses encompass the combination of . (i.e., representations) of perceptual patterns, generating new patterns that subserve behavior. In summary, I criticize the notion of perceptual representations, and propose that brain representational processes are related to executive functions, having a . dimension.

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On Computing Systems and Their Environmental representation, it presupposes that the computed function is defined over a system’s environment. The main tenant of this paper is to argue that this assumption is false. Instead, the computed function may turn out to be defined over states of the computing system itself.

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