The Logical Foundations of CognitionJohn Macnamara, Gonzalo E. Reyes Oxford University Press, 1994 - 368 psl. This volume examines the role of logic in cognitive psychology in light of recent developments. Gonzalo Reyes's new semantic theory has brought the fields of cognitive psychology and logic closer together, and has shed light on how children master proper names and count nouns, and thus acquire knowledge. The chapters highlight the inadequacies of classical logic in its handling of ordinary language and reveal the prospects of applying these new theories to cognitive psychology, cognitive science, linguistics, the philosophy of language and logic. |
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I Theoretical Orientation | 3 |
II Logic | 57 |
III Psychology | 144 |
IV Linguistics | 264 |
V Intentionality | 296 |
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