Connectionism in Context

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Springer Verlag (1992)
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Connectionism is currently one of the most flourishing and interdisciplinary areas of cognitive science. Drawing on research in neural computation and networks it has found applications in areas such as psychology and animal intelligence. By using types of network which attempt to mirror our own cognitive architecture, connectionism is making breakthroughs in the understanding of the human mind a real possibility.

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A brief history of connectionism and its psychological implications.  (pages 17-38)S. F. Walker
Connecting object to symbol in modeling cognition.  (pages 75--90)Stevan Harnad
Thinking persons and cognitive science.  (pages 111--122)Martin Davies
Connectionism and artificial intelligence as cognitive models.  (pages 115-136)Daniel Memmi
The neural dynamics of conversational coherence.  (pages 167--181)Bruce F. Katz & Marcy H. Dorfman
Connectionism and cognition: Why Fodor and Pylyshyn are wrong.  (pages 305-319)James H. Fetzer

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