Search Results - "Connectionism"

I, myself, move.

Authors: O'Brien, Lucy¹, l.obrien@ucl.ac.uk

Source: European Journal of Philosophy; Sep2024, Vol. 32 Issue 3, p659-672, 14p

An Evaluation of Post-Cognitivist Critique of the Computational-Representational Understanding of Mind: Dynamical Systems Theory in Cognitive Science.

Authors: MUDRI, NEBOJŠA VALERJEV, PAVLE

Source: Prolegomena: Journal of Philosophy; 2026, Vol. 25 Issue 1, p383-384, 2p

A Morality Fit for Humans.

Authors: Pettit, Philip¹, philip.pettit@anu.edu.au

Source: International Journal of Philosophical Studies; Feb2024, Vol. 32 Issue 1, p132-145, 14p

Social Categorization in Connectionist Models: A Conceptual Integration.

Authors: Klapper, André Dotsch, Ron van Rooij, Iris et al.

Source: Social Cognition. Apr2018, Vol. 36 Issue 2, p221-246. 26p.

Abstract Events in Semantics.

Authors: Kassel, Gilles¹, gilles.kassel@u-picardie.fr

Source: Philosophia; Sep2022, Vol. 50 Issue 4, p1913-1930, 18p

A Connectionist Model of Spontaneous Trait Inference and Spontaneous Trait Transference: Do They Have the Same Underlying Processes?

Authors: Orghian, Diana Garcia-Marques, Leonel Uleman, James S. et al.

Source: Social Cognition. Feb2015, Vol. 33 Issue 1, p20-66. 47p.

IS MORAL PERCEPTION ESSENTIALLY RULE-GOVERNED? A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF GENERALISM AND A LIMITED DEFENSE OF PARTICULARISM.

Authors: TSU, PETER SHIU-HWA¹, u4079238@gmail.com

Source: Crítica; Dic2020, Vol. 52 Issue 156, p31-57, 27p

Mathematical Incompleteness and Divine Ineffability.

Authors: Warnez, Matthew T.

Source: Logos: A Journal of Catholic Thought & Culture; Summer2020, Vol. 23 Issue 3, p49-74, 26p

CHEATING DEATH IN DAMASCUS.

Authors: LEVINSTEIN, BENJAMIN A. SOARES, NATE

Source: Journal of Philosophy; May2020, Vol. 117 Issue 5, p237-266, 30p

A Nelsonian Response to 'the Most Embarrassing of All Twelfth-century Arguments'.

Authors: Estrada-González, Luis Ramírez-Cámara, Elisángela

Source: History & Philosophy of Logic. May2020, Vol. 41 Issue 2, p101-113. 13p.

Connecting Twenty-First Century Connectionism and Wittgenstein.

Authors: Lowney II, Charles W. Levy, Simon D. Meroney, William et al.

Source: Philosophia; Apr2020, Vol. 48 Issue 2, p643-671, 29p

From Pet to Planet: Our Attachment to Companion Animals as a Portal into Grief and Loss.

Authors: Osman, Lesley A.

Source: ReVision. Fall2019-Winter2020, Vol. 32/33 Issue 4/1, p49-54. 6p. 1 Black and White Photograph.

Subjects: Pets, Loss (Psychology), Human-animal relationships, Connectionism, Grief

ON NURTURING MAN'S SPIRITUAL RELATIONSHIP WITH TECHNOLOGY.

Authors: REILLY, CHRISTOPHER M.

Source: New Oxford Review. Nov2020, Vol. 87 Issue 9, p18-22. 5p.

Attaining landmark status: Rumelhart and McClelland's PDP Volumes and the Connectionist Paradigm.

Authors: Gibbons, Michelle

Source: Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences. Winter2019, Vol. 55 Issue 1, p54-70. 17p.

Subjects: Connectionism, Cognitive science, Cognition, Philosophy of mind, Biological models, Rumelhart, David, McClelland, James

Empiricism without magic: transformational abstraction in deep convolutional neural networks.

Authors: Buckner, Cameron¹, cjbuckner@uh.edu

Source: Synthese; Dec2018, Vol. 195 Issue 12, p5339-5372, 34p

Rule A.

Authors: Turner, P. Roger Capes, Justin

Source: Pacific Philosophical Quarterly; Dec2018, Vol. 99 Issue 4, p580-595, 16p

In Defense of a Probability Based Semantics for Counterfactuals.

Authors: Gundersen, Lars Olesen, Mads

Source: Pacific Philosophical Quarterly; Sep2018, Vol. 99 Issue 3, p538-549, 12p

The importance of situation-specific encodings: analysis of a simple connectionist model of letter transposition effects.

Authors: Fang, Shin-Yi Smith, Garrett Tabor, Whitney

Source: Connection Science. Jun2018, Vol. 30 Issue 2, p135-159. 25p.

Subjects: Connectionism, Encoding, Cognitive science, Problem solving, Philosophy of mind, Signs & symbols

Active inference, enactivism and the hermeneutics of social cognition.

Authors: Gallagher, Shaun Allen, Micah

Source: Synthese; Jun2018, Vol. 195 Issue 6, p2627-2648, 22p

Dehumanization in theory: anti-humanism, non-humanism, post-humanism, and trans-humanism.

Authors: Porpora, Douglas V.¹, porporad@drexel.edu

Source: Journal of Critical Realism; Aug2017, Vol. 16 Issue 4, p353-367, 15p