The chorus scheme: Representation or isomorphism, holistic or analytic?

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 21 (4):476-477 (1998)
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Abstract

The Chorus scheme could be an important step in the search for solutions to the symbol grounding problem (Harnad 1990), but Edelman does not address the potential difficulties inherent in downgrading differences in favor of similarities in a categorization device. Isomorphism rather than representation is a more coherent way of thinking about Chorus whose modules are probably analytic rather than holistic.

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