MIND Introduction to Cognitive Science Paul Thagard chap10 Physical and Social Environments英文电子书.pdfVIP

10 Physical and Social Environments The world and social challenges discussed in this chapter accuse CRUM of focusing too much on mental representation and neglecting the fact that is not a disembodied occurrence thought solitary , , but rather occurs in individuals who operate in complex physical and social worlds . Extreme versions of these challenges totally reject the , idea of mental that human is a representation, claiming intelligence matter of inhabiting physical and social environments and operating in them in that are not at all like how a es ways computer process infor Dlation. Within each of the two , I have together challenges grouped diverse criticisms of the fundamental assumptionsof cognitive science and tried to a common set of . give responses TheWarld Challenge The core idea behind the world challenge is that thinking is not just in the head. CRUM seems to restrict thinking to computational in the mind the fact that most of what processingoccurring , ignoring people do involves continuous and rich interaction with the world . There are diverse variants of the objection that CRUM neglects the world from the views of influenced Martin , ranging philosophers by in Heidegger to those of researc