New Trends in Cognitive Science 1999

• Out of the Box: How AI Got Computers Wrong
  Phil Agre
• Ideas Concerning a "New Computationalism": Its Limits and its relation to VR
  Rainer Born
• Neuromorphic Engineering and a Successor Notion of Computation
  Catherine Breslin
• The Adaptive Advantage of Symbolic Theft over Sensorimotor Toil: Grounding Language in Perceptual Categories
  Angelo Cangelosi and Stevan Harnad
• Representation for the "New Computationalism"
  Tony Chemero
• No Cognition without Representation? Dynamical Computationalism and the Emulation Theory of Representation
  Samir Chopra
• Transparent computationalism
  Ronald L. Chrisley
• Narrow Versus Wide Mechanism (Including a Re-examination of Turings Views on the Mind-Machine Issue)
  B. Jack Copeland
• Why a Closed, Rule-governed, 'Digital' System need not be a Formal System: the Case of the Ancient Game of Go
  Adrian Cussins
• Computationalism: The Very Idea
  David Davenport
• Virtual Reality - Real Virtuality: On the Interaction between Simulation and Reality
  Edeltraud Hanappi-Egger and Hardy Hanappi
• Symbol Grounding and the Origin of Language
  Stevan Harnad
• Authentic Intentionality
  John Haugeland
• Part binding in a noisy environment by dynamic binding of synfire chains
  Gaby Hayon, Moshe Abeles and Daniel Lehmann
• The Rumors of its Demise Have Been Greatly Exaggerated
  David Israel
• Coding and Subjectivity in cortical information processing
  Ken Mogi and Yoshi Tamori
• Introduction: A "New Computationalism"?
  Matthias Scheutz
• Embedding Computation
  Georg Schwarz
• Productivity and the Classical/Connectionist Debate
  Oron Shagrir
• Four Dialectics of Computing
  Brian Cantwell Smith
• The Indeterminacy of Nondeterminism
  Walter Warwick