2007 May 31 « Philosophy of AI and Cognitive Science

CogPhi Reading Group

Dear all,

This week we are reading (again) the second part of Chapter 16, ‘Philosophies of Mind as Machine’ from Maggie Boden’s book ‘Mind as Machine’; pages 1362-1407, sections 16iv-16vii.

Best
Alexander

May 31, 2007 Posted by Tom Froese | CogPhi | | No Comments Yet

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