The epistemological and philosophical situation of Mind Techno-Science

In Stefano Franchi & Güven Güzeldere (eds.), Mechanical Bodies, Computational Minds: Artificial Intelligence From Automata to Cyborgs. Bradford. pp. 185-216 (2004)
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The goal is to analyze the presuppositions of cognitive sciences, to characterize and situate their argumentative models and explain the social and epistemological conjuncture: the reconstruction today of a theory of the subject as the source and ground of knowledge.

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