Lecture 2: Paradigms of Cognitive Science - David Vernon

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Emergent Systems Self- Organization Embodiment Codetermination Development Phylogeny Ontogeny Structural Coupling The system-environment perturbations must be rich enough to drive the ontogenic development but not destructive of the self-organization No guarantee that the cognitive behaviour will be consistent with human preconceptions Copyright © 2012 David Vernon
Emergent Systems Self- Organization Embodiment Codetermination Development Phylogeny Ontogeny Humanoid Meaning emerges through a shared consensual experience, mediated by interaction (mutually-constructed shared pattern of behaviour) Therefore, we require a humanoid embodiment to effect mutually-consistent meanings Copyright © 2012 David Vernon
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Cognitive Science Cybernetics 1943-
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COGNITION Self-Organization Cogniti
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