Defending or attacking either functionalism or computationalism requires clarity on what they amount to and what evidence counts for or against them. My goal here is not to evaluate their plausibility. My goal is to formulate them and their relationship clearly enough that we can determine which type of evidence is relevant to them. I aim to dispel some sources of confusion that surround functionalism and computationalism, recruit recent philosophical work on mechanisms and computation to shed light on them, and clarify how functionalism and computationalism may or may not legitimately come together.\u
The Chinese Room argument shows that the Turing test functions only by syntax, thereby revealing tha...
Functionalist theory of mind, processing of information and human thinkingFunctionalism as a theory ...
The article investigates two functionalist accounts of the mind developed in the middle of the 20th ...
Abstract. Defending or attacking either functionalism or computationalism requires clarity on what t...
Computationalism says that brains are computing mechanisms, that is, mechanisms that perform computa...
Some philosophers have conflated functionalism and computationalism. I reconstruct how this came abo...
Machine functionalism, or, the computational theory of mind, states that the inner workings of the b...
AbstractIn this paper, I aim to reveal and examine the ideology behind artificial intelligence and f...
Functionalism is widely regarded as the central doctrine in the philosophy of cognitive science, and...
The paper examines basic positions concerning the computational model of the mind, and the backgroun...
Computationalism—the view that cognition is computation—has always been controversial. It faces two...
My goal in the present treatment is to sketch and compare two scientific approaches to understanding...
Computation is central to the foundations of modern cognitive science, but its role is controversial...
We can characterize computationalism very generally as a complex thesis with two main parts: the the...
1. Introduction. A standard treatment of functional analysis ( functionalism ) among philosophers of...
The Chinese Room argument shows that the Turing test functions only by syntax, thereby revealing tha...
Functionalist theory of mind, processing of information and human thinkingFunctionalism as a theory ...
The article investigates two functionalist accounts of the mind developed in the middle of the 20th ...
Abstract. Defending or attacking either functionalism or computationalism requires clarity on what t...
Computationalism says that brains are computing mechanisms, that is, mechanisms that perform computa...
Some philosophers have conflated functionalism and computationalism. I reconstruct how this came abo...
Machine functionalism, or, the computational theory of mind, states that the inner workings of the b...
AbstractIn this paper, I aim to reveal and examine the ideology behind artificial intelligence and f...
Functionalism is widely regarded as the central doctrine in the philosophy of cognitive science, and...
The paper examines basic positions concerning the computational model of the mind, and the backgroun...
Computationalism—the view that cognition is computation—has always been controversial. It faces two...
My goal in the present treatment is to sketch and compare two scientific approaches to understanding...
Computation is central to the foundations of modern cognitive science, but its role is controversial...
We can characterize computationalism very generally as a complex thesis with two main parts: the the...
1. Introduction. A standard treatment of functional analysis ( functionalism ) among philosophers of...
The Chinese Room argument shows that the Turing test functions only by syntax, thereby revealing tha...
Functionalist theory of mind, processing of information and human thinkingFunctionalism as a theory ...
The article investigates two functionalist accounts of the mind developed in the middle of the 20th ...