Brave new mind : a thoughtful inquiry into the nature and meaning of mental life
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Brave new mind : a thoughtful inquiry into the nature and meaning of mental life
Oxford University Press, 2000
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 219-231) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Brave New Mind is a historical and critical account of the development of the computational metaphor on the mind. According to this metaphor, the mind is viewed simply as an "outgrowth" or "emergent property" of the brain, a mere "epiphenomenon". Dodwell argues against this standard model which he claims cannot account for the most unique and humane properties of the mind: the sheer originality and creativity expressed in the highest domains of achievement
such as literature, music, art, science, and mathematics. Dodwell's iconoclastic viewpoint laces his book within the same tradition as Roger Penrose's classic, The Emperor's New Mind.
目次
1: The Scope of Cognitive Science
2: The Psychological Underpinnings of Cognitive Science
3: Other Paths in Cognitive Science
4: The Science of Mind
5: Brain and Mind, a Many-Layered Enigma
6: New Perspectives on Representation and Reality
7: Mathematics and the Mind
8: Explanation in Cognitive Science
9: The Sacred River
Notes
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Index
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