Minds, Brains, Computers

Discover the intricate relationship between minds, brains, and computers in "Minds, Brains, Computers" by Robert Harnish and Robert M. Harnish. Published by John Wiley and Sons Ltd in 2001, this comprehensive hardback spans 468 pages, delving into the computational theory of mind in both its digital and connectionist forms.

In this enlightening work, the authors emphasize foundational concepts rather than focusing on specific hypotheses and experiments. They also provide a rich historical background to the theory of mind, exploring its philosophical, psychological, biological, and computational dimensions. Perfect for students and enthusiasts of cognitive science and artificial intelligence, this book invites readers to engage with the complexities of cognition and the ongoing dialogue between neuroscience and technology.

Enhance your understanding of cognitive science with this essential read that bridges the gap between human thought and artificial intelligence.