Meaning and Cognitive Structure Issues in the Computational Theory of Mind

Preface PART I: POSITION PAPERS AND COMMENTARIES The Modularity of Mind, Jerry Fodor Commentary: Modules and Central Databases, Scott E. Fahlman Commentary: Modules and Language Abnormalities, David Caplan The Symbol Level and the Knowledge Level, Allen Newell Commentary: The Link from Symbols to Knowledge, Brian Smith Is There an Autonomous "Knowledge Level"?, Daniel Dennett Problems in Procedural Semantics, William A. Woods Commentary: How Can a Symbol "Mean" Something?, John Haugeland Commentary: Understanding without Knowing How to Behave, Janet Fodor Computational Psychology and Interpretation Theory, Hilary Putnam. Does Psychology Need Meanings?, Michael R. Lipton Does Psychology Need Exact Semantics?, Robert J. Matthews PART II: WORKSHOPS Session 1: Modularity of Mind Session 2: The Symbol Level and the Knowledge Level Session 3: Problems in Procedural Semantics Session 4: Computational Psychology and Interpretation Theory References Author Index Subject IndexPylyshyn, Zenon W. is the author of 'Meaning and Cognitive Structure Issues in the Computational Theory of Mind' with ISBN 9780893913724 and ISBN 0893913723.