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Cognitive science / Philosophy / Psychology / Cognitive psychology / Developmental psychology / Neuroscience / Child development / Constructivism / Emergence / Cognitive development / Knowledge representation and reasoning / Cognition
Date: 2003-12-27 15:09:07
Cognitive science
Philosophy
Psychology
Cognitive psychology
Developmental psychology
Neuroscience
Child development
Constructivism
Emergence
Cognitive development
Knowledge representation and reasoning
Cognition

Computational emergence and developmental emergence - a sobering survey

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