Psychophysical and cognitive aspects of categorical perception: A critical overview, Chapter 1 of: Harnad, S. (ed.) (1987) Categorical Perception: The Groundwork of Cognition. New York: Cambridge University Press.

Harnad, Stevan (1987)

Category Induction and Representation, Chapter 18 of: Harnad, S. (ed.) (1987) Categorical Perception: The Groundwork of Cognition. New York: Cambridge University Press.

Harnad, Stevan (1991)

"Other Bodies, Other Minds: A Machine Incarnation of an Old Philosophical Problem" Minds and Machines 1:43-54.

Harnad, Stevan (1995)

"Why and How We Are Not Zombies" Journal of Consciousness Studies 1:164-167.

Howe, M.J.A, Davidson, J.W., & Sloboda, J.A.

"Innate Gifts and Talents: Reality or Myth?"

Jeannerod, Marc

THE REPRESENTING BRAIN: NEURAL CORRELATES OF MOTOR INTENTION AND IMAGERYBehavioral and Brain Sciences ():.

Johnson-Laird, P. N. and Savary, Fabien.

Illusory Inferences about Probabilities

Karmiloff-Smith, Annette

Precis of: BEYOND MODULARITYBehavioral and Brain Sciences ():.

Koehler, Jonathan J.

THE BASE RATE FALLACY RECONSIDERED: DESCRIPTIVE, NORMATIVE AND METHODOLOGICAL CHALLENGESBehavioral and Brain Sciences ():.

Koriat, Asher and Goldsmith, Morris

MEMORY METAPHORS AND THE LABORATORY/REAL-LIFE CONTROVERSY: CORRESPONDENCE VERSUS STOREHOUSE VIEWS OF MEMORYBehavioral and Brain Sciences ():.

Lubinski, David & Thompson, Travis

SPECIES AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN COMMUNICATION BASED ON PRIVATE STATESBehavioral and Brain Sciences ():.

Loftus, Elizabeth

The Formation of False Memories

Mandler, George

Consciousness redux

Markman, Ellen M.

Constraints on Word Learning: Speculations about their Nature, Origins, and Domain Specificity

Mealey, Linda

THE SOCIOBIOLOGY OF SOCIOPATHY: AN INTEGRATED EVOLUTIONARY MODELBehavioral and Brain Sciences ():.

Mele, Alfred R.

REAL SELF-DECEPTIONBehavioral and Brain Sciences ():.

Merikle, Philip M.

Psychological Investigations of Unconscious Perception

Miller, George A.

The Magical Number Seven Plus or Minus Two?

Millikan, Ruth G.

CHAPTER SEVEN: What is Behavior?

Mueller, Ralph-Axel

INNATENESS, AUTONOMY, UNIVERSALITY? NEUROBIOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO LANGUAGEBehavioral and Brain Sciences ():.

Nosofsky, Robert M. & Palmeri, Thomas J.

"Learning to Classify Integral-Dimension Stimuli"

Nosofsky, Robert M. et al.

"Comparing Models of Rule-Based Classification Learning: A Replication and Extension of Shepard, Hovland, and Jenkins (1961)"

Nosofsky, Robert M.

Pinker, Steven

"Language Acquisition"

Natural Language and Natural SelectionBehavioral and Brain Sciences XX(X):X-X.

"On Language and Connectionism: Analysis of a Parallel Distributed Processing Model of Language Acquisition"

Posner M.E. & Raichle, M.R.I.

Images of Mind (Precis)Behavioral and Brain Sciences xx(x):x-x.

(click here or here for PET images)
Posner Eprint Archive in Oregon

Pullum, Geoffrey K.

"Learnability, Hyperlearning, and the Poverty of the Stimulus"

Searle, John R.

"Is the Brain a Digital Computer?"

"The Problem of Consciousness"

Shanks, David R. & John, Mark St.

CHARACTERISTICS OF DISSOCIABLE HUMAN LEARNING SYSTEMS Behavioral and Brain Sciences .

Turing, A.M.

"Computing Machinery and Intelligence"

Wickelgren, Wayne A.

"Webs, Cell Assemblies, and Chunking in Neural Nets"

Wilson, Timothy D., Hodges, Sara D. and LaFleur, Suzanne J.

"Effects of Introspecting about Reasons: Inferring Attitudes from Accessible Thoughts"

The following articles are only available as Postscript files. They may be printed directly or viewed with a package such as Ghostscript, if available.

Pylyshyn, Zenon W.: "The Role of Cognitive Architecture in Theories of Cognition"; "Rules and Representations: Chomsky and Representational Realism"; "What's in the Mind: Constraints on Mental Structures"; "Computing in Cognitive Science"

Papers from outside Southampton

The following are links to articles held at other sites:

Elman, Jeff (University of Clifornia - San Diego, USA)

Wiles, J., & Elman, J. (1995). Learning to count without a counter: A case study of dynamics and activation landscapes in recurrent networks. Proceedings of the Seventeenth Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. HTML viewable version; Compressed postscript source.
Hare, M., & Elman, J.L. (1994). Learning and morphological change. Cognition. HTML viewable version; Compressed tar archive of postscript sources.
Nolfi, S., Elman, J.L., & Parisi, D. (1994). Learning and evolution in neural networks. Adaptive Behavior, 3:1, 5-28. Compressed postscript source.
Elman, J.L. (1993). Learning and development in neural networks: The importance of starting small. Cognition, 48, 71-99. Compressed postscript source.
Bates, E., & Elman, J.L. (1993). Connectionism and the study of change. In M.H. Johnson (Ed.), Brain Development and Cognition: A Reader. Oxford: Blackwell Publishers. Pp. 623-642. HTML viewable version.
Elman, J. L. (1991). Distributed representations, simple recurrent networks,and grammatical structure. Machine Learning, 7, 195-224. Compressed postscript source.

Freeman, Walter J. ( Neurophysiology Lab - Berkeley, USA)

The Physiology of Perception from the February 1991 Scientific American, Vol 264, (2) Pgs. 78-85
Qualitative Overview of Population Neurodynamics
Chaos in the CNS: Theory and Practice, published in the book: Flexibility and Constraint in Behaviorial Systems

Siegel, Ralph M. (Rutgers, USA)

Siegel, R.M. and Read, H.L., Models of the temporal dynamics of visual processing. J. Statistical Physics 70:297-308 (1993).Paper here
Siegel, R.M. Seat of the will a review of Bright Air, Brilliant Fire: on the Matter of Mind by Gerald Edelman, BioScience 43:712-715 (1993)
Paper here
Siegel, R.M., "Discovery of structure from motion in monkey, man and machine" in Neural Information Processing Systems, ed. D.Z. Anderson, American Institute of Physics, New York (1988).
Paper here
Siegel, R.M. and Andersen, R.A., Perception of three-dimensional structure from two-dimensional motion in monkey and man. Nature vol. 331, pp. 259-261 (1988).
Paper here

Abstracts

K.C. Anderson* and R.M. Siegel. Neuronal response to optic flow patterns in STPa in the behaving macaque. Soc. Abstr. Neurosci. vol 21 (1995) Paper here
Anderson, K.C, Csicvari, J.L., Siegel, R.M. and Nogueira, C.A.M. Structure from motion perception, hysteresis and neurontropy. Soc. Abstr. Neurosci. vol 20 (1994).Paper here
Nogueira, C.A.M. and Siegel, R.M. Relevance of contour, motion and disparity cues in the recognition of complex objects. Soc. Abstr. Neurosci. vol 20 (1994)..Paper here
Siegel, R.M. and Read, H.L. Egocentric motion from optic flow and eye position in area 7a of the behaving macaque. Soc. Abstr. Neurosci. vol 20 (1994).Paper here
Read, H.L., Anderson, K.C, Nogueiram C.A.M. and Siegel, R.M. Space cells in the dorsal stream: optic flow selectivity in area 7a.Soc. Abstr. Neurosci. vol 20 (1994)..Paper here

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