What makes perceptual symbols perceptual?
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 22 (4):610-611 (1999)
| Abstract | It is argued that three major attempts by Barsalou to specify what makes a perceptual symbol perceptual fail. It is suggested that one way to give such an account is to employ the symbols | |||||||||
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