Causality, meaningful complexity and embodied cognition

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Springer, Dordrecht

2010

315 Pages

ISBN 978-90-481-3528-8

Theory and Decision Library A
vol. 46

Causality, meaningful complexity and embodied cognition

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(2010). Causality, meaningful complexity and embodied cognition, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

The link between brain learning, attention, and consciousness

Grossberg Stephen

3-45

Emergence of intentional procedures in self-organizing neural networks

Atlan Henri; Louzoun Yoram

47-56

Action goal representation and action understanding in the cerebral cortex

Fogassi Leonardo

57-73

The genesis of mathematical objects, following Weyl and Brouwer

Dirk van Dalen

77-85

Randomness, determinism and programs in Turing's test

Longo Giuseppe

87-111

Ω-incompleteness, truth, intentionality

Galvan Sergio

113-124

Leibniz, complexity and incompleteness

Chaitin Gregory J.

127-133

Incomputability, emergence and the Turing universe

135-153

Computational models of measurement and Hempel's axiomatization

Beggs Edwin; Costa José Félix ; Tucker John V

155-183

Impredicativity of continuum in phenomenology and in non-cantorian theories

Livadas Stathis

185-199

Reasons against naturalizing epistemic reasons

Nida-Rümelin Julian

203-210

Some remarks on causality and invariance

Campaner Raffaella; Galavotti Maria Carla

211-229

Epistemic complexity from an objective bayesian perspective

Williamson Jon

231-246

The role of creativity and randomizers in human cognition and problem solving

Leinfellner Werner

249-264

The emergence of mind

Corradini Antonella

265-273

Doing metaphysics with robots

Parisi Domenico

275-282

Knowledge construction, non-standard semantics and the genesis of the mind's eyes

Carsetti Arturo

283-300

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