Conceptual Coordination: How the Mind Orders Experience in Time
William J. Clancey · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 1999
Contents: Preface. Part I: Computational Models of Process Introduction: The Temporal Relations of Conceptualization. Computational Memory Architectures. Neural Architectures for Categorization and Sequential Learning. Part II: Serial Learning as Physical Coordination. Coupled Perceptual-Motor Conception. Extending a Felt Path. Slips and Composed Parallel Binding. The Paintbrush Inventors: Analogy and Theorizing. Part III: Speaking as Creating Knowledge. Bartlett's Reconstructive Transformational Processes, Grammars, and Self-Organizing Strings. Comprehension Difficulties Related to Interference in Short-Term Memory. Stored Descriptive-Schemas Revisited. Problem-Space Models Revisited. Conclusions: The Nature and Role of Consciousness.