Computers, Brains and Minds

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Kluwer Academic Publishers (1989)
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Why there still has to be a language of thought.  (pages 23--46)Jerry A. Fodor
How much of the mind is a computer.  (pages 47--69)D. H. Mellor
Computational functional psychology: Problems and prospects.  (pages 71--93)Kim Sterelny
Belief and responsibility.  (pages 95--122)Bernard Berofsky
Mental images: Should cognitive science learn from neurophysiology?  (pages 123--136)Chris Mortensen
How not to naturalize the theory of action.  (pages 137--166)Peter Slezak
Notes toward a faculty theory of cognitive consciousness.  (pages 167--191)Philip Cam
Modularity, schemas and neurons: A critique of Fodor.  (pages 193--219)Michael A. Arbib
Action Explanation and the Nature of Mind.  (pages 221--251)Huw Price

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