The Mind Doesn't Work That Way: The Scope and Limits of Computational Psychology
In The Mind Doesn't Work That Way, Jerry A. Fodor explores the scope and limits of computational psychology. The book considers what computational approaches can explain about the mind, where they fall short, and how psychological and philosophical perspectives illuminate the nature of cognition.
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The Mind Doesn't Work That Way examines the scope and limits of computational psychology.
Jerry A. Fodor considers what computational approaches can explain about the mind and where their explanatory power ends.
Combining psychological and philosophical inquiry, the book focuses on questions about mental processes, explanation, and the nature of cognition.
It offers a concise exploration of the possibilities and boundaries of computational accounts of the mind.
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