Titlebook: Representation and Reality in Humans, Other Living Organisms and Intelligent Machines; Gordana Dodig-Crnkovic,Raffaela Giovagnoli Book 201

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The Information-Theoretic and Algorithmic Approach to Human, Animal, and Artificial Cognitionalgorithmic view of cognition as first suggested by Turing, but this time rooted in the concept of algorithmic probability, which in turn is based on computational universality while being independent of computational model, and which has the virtue of being predictive and testable as a model theory of cognitive behavior.

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Book 2017en the editors and the authors, an interdisciplinary team of highly experienced researchers, and it reflects the best contemporary view of representation and reality in humans, other living beings, and intelligent machines.?. Structured into parts on the cognitive, computational, natural sciences, p

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Abstraction and Representation in Living Organisms: When Does a Biological System Compute?e relationship between physical systems and abstract concepts. Originally developed to answer the question of when a physical system is computing, AR theory naturally extends to the realm of biological systems to bring clarity to questions of computation at the cellular level.

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Language Processing, Computational Representational Theory of Mind and Embodiment: Inferences on Vernguistics and neurosciences present a challenge to this received view. These developments assume embodied and situated cognition. This paper reviews and assesses the prospects of these new accounts, focusing on processing verbs and on the role of emotions in language processing.

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Information and Reference application have come at a cost. Its formal abstraction from issues of reference and significance has reduced its usefulness in fields such as biology, cognitive neuroscience and the social sciences where such issues are most relevant. I argue that explaining these nonintrinsic properties requires

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Language Processing, Computational Representational Theory of Mind and Embodiment: Inferences on Verdefended it as an empirical theory whose plausibility depends on facts about how the mind works. However, current developments in philosophy, psycholinguistics and neurosciences present a challenge to this received view. These developments assume embodied and situated cognition. This paper reviews a