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A Neurocomputational Perspective – The Nature of Mind & Structure of Science: The Nature of Mind and Structure of Science - Hardcover

Churchland, Pm

 
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Synopsis

Churchland (philosophy, cognitive science, UC San Diego) asserts that solutions to the central problems in the philosophy of science must draw on the resources of the emerging sciences of the mind-brain. This book collects his recent essays along with some new ones. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

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Review

-- Andy Clark, "Times Higher Education Supplement"

" A bold and unified account encompassing an attitude to belief, desire, subjective experience, learning, grasp of theories and explanatory understanding.... A wide-ranging, daring and eloquently expressed vision.... I commend Paul Churchland's book as an achievement of breadth and poetry in a discipline too often breeding only stultifying narrowness." -- Andy Clark, "Times Higher Education Supplement"

& quot; A bold and unified account encompassing an attitude to belief, desire, subjective experience, learning, grasp of theories and explanatory understanding.... A wide-ranging, daring and eloquently expressed vision.... I commend Paul Churchland's book as an achievement of breadth and poetry in a discipline too often breeding only stultifying narrowness.& quot; -- Andy Clark, Times Higher Education Supplement

"A bold and unified account encompassing an attitude to belief, desire, subjective experience, learning, grasp of theories and explanatory understanding.... A wide-ranging, daring and eloquently expressed vision.... I commend Paul Churchland's book as an achievement of breadth and poetry in a discipline too often breeding only stultifying narrowness."--Andy Clark, "Times Higher Education Supplement"

Synopsis

Churchland (philosophy, cognitive science, UC San Diego) asserts that solutions to the central problems in the philosophy of science must draw on the resources of the emerging sciences of the mind-brain. This book collects his recent essays along with some new ones. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

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