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ISBN10: 0262660644, ISBN13: 9780262660648, [publisher: MIT Press, Cambrifge, Mass.] Softcover 264 pp. Very good. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1000 22,6 x 15,0 x 1,8 cm, Paperback.
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ISBN10: 0262660644, ISBN13: 9780262660648, [publisher: MIT Press, Cambrifge, Mass.] Softcover 264 pp. Very good. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1000 22,6 x 15,0 x 1,8 cm, Paperback.
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MIT Press. Very Good-. Date: 1988. Paperback. 0262660644 . Card cover split at fore-edge of front panel and at bottom edge of rear, sunned on spine; Pages lightly age-toned, degraded glue visible at front joint, previous owner's signature on title page, biro note on contents page; Binding tight. ; 6 x 9"; 253 pages . 1988. MIT Press ISBN 0262660644 9780262660648 [GB]

ISBN10: 0262660644, ISBN13: 9780262660648, [publisher: MIT Press] Softcover Cambridge, MA : The MIT Press, 1988. Paperback. 255 pp."Reprinted from Cognition . volume 28 (1988)"--Verso t.p.English text. Condition : very good, clean & unrea. - Connections and Symbols provides the first systematic analysis of the explosive new field of Connectionism that is challenging the basic tenets of cognitive science. Does intelligence result from the manipulation of structured symbolic expressions? Or is it the result of the activation of large networks of densely interconnected simple units? Connections and Symbols provides the first systematic analysis of the explosive new field of Connectionism that is challenging the basic tenets of cognitive science. These lively discussions by Jerry A. Fodor, Zenon W. Pylyshyn, Steven Pinker, Alan Prince, Joel Lechter, and Thomas G. Bever raise issues that lie at the core of our understanding of how the mind works: Does connectionism offer it truly new scientific model or does it merely cloak the old notion of associationism as a central doctrine of learning and mental functioning? Which of the new empirical generalizations are sound and which are false? And which of the many ideas such as massively parallel processing, distributed representation, constraint satisfaction, and subsymbolic or microfeatural analyses belong together, and which are logically independent? Now that connectionism has arrived with full-blown models of ...