Titlebook: Historical Roots of Cognitive Science; The Rise of a Cognit Theo C. Meyering Book 1989 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1989 The Theory of Vision

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Book 1989te a few studies published in recent years, the current book focuses instead on its very long past. It explores the emergence of the conceptual framework that was necessary to make the rise of modem cognitive science possible in the first place. Over the long course of the history of the theory of p

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0166-6991 ect of quite a few studies published in recent years, the current book focuses instead on its very long past. It explores the emergence of the conceptual framework that was necessary to make the rise of modem cognitive science possible in the first place. Over the long course of the history of the t

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The Mathematization of Physics and the Mechanization of the World-Picture Gradually Prepared in thes a convenient introduction to the subject matter to be discussed in the following chapter, viz., the impact of the mechanistic hypothesis upon Cartesian and post-Cartesian theories of vision and of perceptual knowledge.

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Theo C. Meyeringsome researchers have turned to investor psychology to explain asset-price behaviour. It was previously assumed that there is little correlation among the sentiments of investors. The differing sentiments thus offset each other, and there is no resulting effect on market prices. If, however, there i