Titlebook: Epistemology and Cognition; James H. Fetzer Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1991 Prolog.cognition.epistemology.knowled

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Helmut Günzler,A. Müfit Bahadir,Günter T?lg and their bad effects on those areas of artificial intelligence concerned with machine understanding of human language. After some discussion of the use of the term ‘epistemology’ in artificial intelligence, the paper takes as a case study the various positions held by McDermott on these issues and

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J. Angerer,R. Heinrich-Ramm,J. Begerowr’s mathematical theory of communication, and applies them to some traditional problems in epistemology. In doing so, he succeeds in building for philosophers a much-needed bridge to important work in cognitive science. The payoff for epistemologists is that Dretske promises a way out of a long-stan

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Nachweis-, Erfassungs- und Bestimmungsgrenzeanxiety and to the possibility of justification or warrant for such conditions. The chief aim of the present paper is to help to remedy that deficiency with respect to depression. Taxonomy of depression reveals two distinct forms: depression (1) with intentionality and (2) without intentionality. De

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-59914-9 three recent attempts to display this problem: Dennett’s problem of ignoring obviously irrelevant knowledge, Haugeland’s problem of efficiently keeping track of salient side effects, and Fodor’s problem of avoiding the use of ‘kooky’ concepts. In a negative vein, it is argued that these problems be

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Explanation and the Language of Thoughtexplanations that must be provided of cognitive phenomena. After examining the canonical arguments for the LOT, we identify a weak version of the LOT hypothesis which we think accounts for some of the intuitions that there must be a LOT..We then consider what kinds of explanation cognitive phenomena

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Conceptual Dependency as the Language of Thoughttation scheme and that these internal representations have a syntax appropriate for computational operations. It therefore falls within the computational approach to the study of mind. This paper discusses certain aspects of Schank’s approach in order to assess its potential adequacy as a (partial)

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Functionalism and Inverted Spectra and are followed by behavioral accommodation in which normal function of the organism is restored such that the causes and effects of the subject’s psychological states return to those of the period prior to the transformation, there will be a return of qualia or subjective experiences to those pre