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MemoryandtheComputationalBrain:WhyCognitiveSciencewillTransformNeuroscience

内容简介

MemoryandtheComputationalBrainoffersaprovocativeargumentthatgoestotheheartofneuroscience,proposingthatthefieldcanandshouldbenefitfromtherecentadvancesofcognitivescienceandthedevelopmentofinformationtheoryoverthecourseofthelastseveraldecades.?Aprovocativeargumentthatimpactsacrossthefieldsoflinguistics,cognitivescience,andneuroscience,suggestingnewperspectivesonlearningmechanismsinthebrainProposesthatthefieldofneurosciencecanandshouldbenefitfromtherecentadvancesofcognitivescienceandthedevelopmentofinformationtheorySuggeststhatthearchitectureofthebrainisstructuredpreciselyforlearningandformemory,andintegratestheconceptofanaddressableread/writememorymechanismintothefoundationsofneuroscienceBasedonlecturesintheprestigiousBlackwell–MarylandLecturesinLanguageandCognition,andnowsignificantlyreworkedandexpandedtomakeitidealforstudentsandfaculty

作者简介

C.R.GallistelisCo–DirectoroftheRutgersCenterforCognitiveScience.Heisoneoftheforemostpsychologistsworkingonthefoundationsofcognitiveneuroscience.HispublicationsincludeTheSymbolicFoundationsofConditionalBehavior(2002),andTheOrganizationofLearning(1990).AdamPhilip?KingisAssistantProfessorofMathematicsatFairfieldUniversity.

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丛书

Blackwell/MarylandLecturesinLanguageandCognition

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