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Computers, brains and minds : essays in cognitive science /
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Authors:
Slezak, Peter
Series:
Australian studies in history and philosophy of scien ce ;
. 7
Published by :
Kluwer Academic Publishers,
(Dordrecht : )
Physical details: X, 225 p. ; 23 cm.
Year : 1989
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Contents. Introduction. Why there still has to be a language of thought. How much of the mind is a computer? Computational functional physiology: problems and prospects. Belief and responsability. Mental images: should cognitive science learn from neurophysiology? How NOT to naturalize the theory of action. Notes toward a faculty theory of cognitive consciousness. Modularity, schemas and neurons: a critique of food. Action explanation and the nature of mind.
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