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American Behavioral Scientist articles from May 1997
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American Behavioral Scientist archives from May 1997
Mental models and deduction.
May 1, 1997... This article is ostensively about reasoning and mental models, but it is really about logic. It is not about the mathematical logic found in textbooks or taught in traditional logic courses, and it is certainly not about the material found in a...
Fitting the body to the mind: cognitive tasks and somatic tools.
May 1, 1997... The first cognitive revolution, initiated by Bruner (1976) and Miller (1960), was directed against the behaviorist conception of the task of psychology. Bruner showed that many psychological phenomena, such as the perception of shape and the...
Artificial intelligence and the dialogical.
May 1, 1997... Why is there a rage against Reason? . . . Why is it that when "Reason" and "Rationality" are mentioned, they evoke images of domination, oppression, patriarchy, sterility, violence, totality, totalitarianism, and even terror? These questions...
The representational theory of mind.
May 1, 1997... The representational theory of mind (RTM) is really a loose federation of claims. It lacks, to put it mildly, a canonical formulation. It could be presented as the conjunction of the following five theses, arranged in approximately increasing...
