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- 2008013600 contributor B11087216.
- 2008013600 created "2008.".
- 2008013600 date "2008".
- 2008013600 date "2008.".
- 2008013600 dateCopyrighted "2008.".
- 2008013600 description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 198-205) and index.".
- 2008013600 description "Part one: Setting the scene -- Cognitivism and internalism -- What is a cognitive process and what is a cognitive system -- The classical and non-classical visions -- Cognitive internalism -- The argument from causal capacities -- Individuation by causal capacities -- Causal capacities supervene on intrinsic causal properties -- First stage of the computational argument : methodological solipsism -- The second stage of the computational argument : integrated omputational systems externalism, dynamics and the extended mind -- Integration and externalism -- Cognitive dynamics -- Active externalism and causal coupling -- The parity principle -- Functional similarity -- Defending cognitive integration -- The coupling-constitution fallacy -- Response to the coupling-constitution fallacy -- The intrinsic content condition -- Response to the intrinsic content condition -- Extended cognitive science is no science at all -- Response to the extended cognitive science is no science at all objection -- Part two: Formulating cognitive integration -- Embodied engagements and the manipulation thesis -- Embodied engagements -- Expertise -- A sporting example -- The manipulation thesis -- Biological coupling -- Epistemic action -- Representation : the peircean principle -- The three conditions for the repeatability of the representational triad -- The representational vehicle -- Representational salience -- Representational function -- Representational triad -- The evolution of the hybrid mind -- Organism-environment systems -- Reciprocal coupling and extended phenotypes -- Extended phenotypes and adaptation -- Biological coupling and adaptation -- Biological normativity and representation -- Proper functions -- Example : bee dances -- Teleonomic representation -- Biosemantics and reciprocal coupling -- Biological coupling as cognitive coupling -- Hominid evolution -- Cognitive practices -- Cognitive norms -- Forms of representation -- Cognitive tasks and external representations -- What systematicity is -- Systematicity in infra-verbal animal thought as evidence for the systematicity of thought -- Grammatical, semantic and pragmatic constraints on linguistic systematic capacities : svo, poetry and yoda -- Compositionality -- Preliminary analysis part 1 : real symbol processing -- Preliminary analysis part 2: a connectionist account of logic -- Development and the transformation of cognitive capacities -- The development of cognitive abilities -- The social development of higher mental processes -- The development of manipulative capacities -- Practical intelligence in children -- Social interaction and the transformation of practical intelligence -- Connectionist language learning without the need for internal structured representations.".
- 2008013600 extent "xii, 207 p. :".
- 2008013600 identifier "140398977X (hc : alk. paper)".
- 2008013600 identifier 2008013600-b.html.
- 2008013600 identifier 2008013600-d.html.
- 2008013600 identifier 2008013600-t.html.
- 2008013600 issued "2008".
- 2008013600 issued "2008.".
- 2008013600 language "eng".
- 2008013600 publisher "New York : Palgrave Macmillan,".
- 2008013600 subject "153 22".
- 2008013600 subject "BF311 .M44525 2008".
- 2008013600 subject "Cognition.".
- 2008013600 tableOfContents "Part one: Setting the scene -- Cognitivism and internalism -- What is a cognitive process and what is a cognitive system -- The classical and non-classical visions -- Cognitive internalism -- The argument from causal capacities -- Individuation by causal capacities -- Causal capacities supervene on intrinsic causal properties -- First stage of the computational argument : methodological solipsism -- The second stage of the computational argument : integrated omputational systems externalism, dynamics and the extended mind -- Integration and externalism -- Cognitive dynamics -- Active externalism and causal coupling -- The parity principle -- Functional similarity -- Defending cognitive integration -- The coupling-constitution fallacy -- Response to the coupling-constitution fallacy -- The intrinsic content condition -- Response to the intrinsic content condition -- Extended cognitive science is no science at all -- Response to the extended cognitive science is no science at all objection -- Part two: Formulating cognitive integration -- Embodied engagements and the manipulation thesis -- Embodied engagements -- Expertise -- A sporting example -- The manipulation thesis -- Biological coupling -- Epistemic action -- Representation : the peircean principle -- The three conditions for the repeatability of the representational triad -- The representational vehicle -- Representational salience -- Representational function -- Representational triad -- The evolution of the hybrid mind -- Organism-environment systems -- Reciprocal coupling and extended phenotypes -- Extended phenotypes and adaptation -- Biological coupling and adaptation -- Biological normativity and representation -- Proper functions -- Example : bee dances -- Teleonomic representation -- Biosemantics and reciprocal coupling -- Biological coupling as cognitive coupling -- Hominid evolution -- Cognitive practices -- Cognitive norms -- Forms of representation -- Cognitive tasks and external representations -- What systematicity is -- Systematicity in infra-verbal animal thought as evidence for the systematicity of thought -- Grammatical, semantic and pragmatic constraints on linguistic systematic capacities : svo, poetry and yoda -- Compositionality -- Preliminary analysis part 1 : real symbol processing -- Preliminary analysis part 2: a connectionist account of logic -- Development and the transformation of cognitive capacities -- The development of cognitive abilities -- The social development of higher mental processes -- The development of manipulative capacities -- Practical intelligence in children -- Social interaction and the transformation of practical intelligence -- Connectionist language learning without the need for internal structured representations.".
- 2008013600 title "Cognitive integration : mind and cognition unbounded / Richard Menary.".
- 2008013600 type "text".