The dawn of cognitive science

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Springer, Dordrecht

2001

369 Pages

ISBN 978-90-481-5646-7

Synthese Library
vol. 295

The dawn of cognitive science

early European contributors

Edited by

Liliana Albertazzi

Publication details

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-015-9656-5

Full citation:

Albertazzi, L. (ed) (2001). The dawn of cognitive science: early European contributors, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Back to the origins

Albertazzi Liliana

1-27

The primitives of presentation wholes, parts and psychophysics

Albertazzi Liliana

29-60

The politics of thought

Kusch Martin

61-88

Representation in psychophysics

Luccio Riccardo

89-101

Lotze on the sensory representation of space

Rollinger Robin

103-122

Ernst Mach's evolutionary theory of representation

Šebestík Jan

123-134

Hermann Von Helmholtz and Ernst Mach on musical consonance

Zanarini Gianni

135-150

The bild-conception of physical theories from Helmholtz to Hertz

D'agostino Salvo

151-166

Representation in early Husserl

Schuhmann Karl

167-184

Contents, psycho-physical products and representations. some notes on the theories of Kazimierz Twardowski

Cavallin Jens

185-208

G.F. Stout's philosophical psychology

Valentine Elizabeth R.

209-223

Otto Selz and the Würzburg school

Herrmann Theo; Katz Steffi

225-235

The instrumental model of language in Karl Bühler

Serena Cattaruzza Derossi

237-250

The concept of perceptual "field' and the revolution in cognition caused by Köhler's physische Gestalten

Zimmer Alf C.

251-267

Consciousness and actuality in Whiteheadian ontology

Smith David Woodruff

269-297

Kurt Lewin and the rise of "cognitive sciences' in Germany

Wildgen Wolfgang

299-332

Children's drawings as sensible probes into the realm of representations

Pierantoni Ruggero

333-355

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