This book addresses the generic principles by which each and every kind of life form-from single celled organisms to multi-celled organisms-perceives the circumstances of their living so that they can behave adaptively.
This book addresses the generic principles by which each and every kind of life form-from single celled organisms to multi-celled organisms-perceives the circumstances of their living so that they can behave adaptively.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Michael T. Turvey is Board of Trustees' Distinguished Professor of Experimental Psychology at the University of Connecticut and a Senior Scientist at Haskins Laboratories in Connecticut. He is the recipient of Guggenheim and Catell Fellowships, the American Psychological Association Early Career Award, Fellow of Society of Experimental Psychologists (SEP), Bernstein 2009 Prize in Motor Control, SEP Lifetime Achievement Award, Association for Psychological Science Lifetime Mentor Award, and two honorary doctorates.
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Table of Contents Part 1: Foundational Concepts 1. What Kinds of Systems Do We Study? 2. Organism-Environment Dualism 3. Direct Perceiving, Indirect Perceiving 4. Simulative, Projective and Locality Assumptions 5. The Mechanistic Hypothesis 6. The Cartesian Program 7. Empiricism and the Man in the Inner Room 8. The Space Enigmas I: Berkeley 9. The Space Enigmas II: Kant, the Nature of Geometry, and the Geometry of Nature 10. The Space Enigmas III: Local Signs and Geometrical Empiricism 11. Doctrines of Sensations and Unconscious Inferences 12. The Space Enigmas. IV: On Learning Space Perception 13. Gestaltism I: Atomism, Anatomism and Mechanistic Order 14. Gestalt Theory II: Fields, Self-organization, and the Invariance Postulate of Evolution 15. Gestalt Theory III: Experience Error, CNS Error, Psycho-neural Isomorphism, Behavioral Environment Part 2: Computational-Representational Perspective 16. The Computational-Representational Perspective: Preliminaries 17. Pattern Recognition and Representation Bearers 18. Turing Reductionism, Token Physicalism: The Computational System Assumption 19. Reflections on the Physical Symbol System Hypothesis Part 3: Ecological Perspective 20. Ecology: The Science that Reasons Why 21. Barriers to Ecological Realism 22. Ontology at the Ecological Scale 23. Ecological Optics Primer 24. Perceiving "How to Get About Among Things" 25. The Mechanical Basis for "Getting About Among Things" 26. Strong Anticipation and Direct Perception
Table of Contents Part 1: Foundational Concepts 1. What Kinds of Systems Do We Study? 2. Organism-Environment Dualism 3. Direct Perceiving, Indirect Perceiving 4. Simulative, Projective and Locality Assumptions 5. The Mechanistic Hypothesis 6. The Cartesian Program 7. Empiricism and the Man in the Inner Room 8. The Space Enigmas I: Berkeley 9. The Space Enigmas II: Kant, the Nature of Geometry, and the Geometry of Nature 10. The Space Enigmas III: Local Signs and Geometrical Empiricism 11. Doctrines of Sensations and Unconscious Inferences 12. The Space Enigmas. IV: On Learning Space Perception 13. Gestaltism I: Atomism, Anatomism and Mechanistic Order 14. Gestalt Theory II: Fields, Self-organization, and the Invariance Postulate of Evolution 15. Gestalt Theory III: Experience Error, CNS Error, Psycho-neural Isomorphism, Behavioral Environment Part 2: Computational-Representational Perspective 16. The Computational-Representational Perspective: Preliminaries 17. Pattern Recognition and Representation Bearers 18. Turing Reductionism, Token Physicalism: The Computational System Assumption 19. Reflections on the Physical Symbol System Hypothesis Part 3: Ecological Perspective 20. Ecology: The Science that Reasons Why 21. Barriers to Ecological Realism 22. Ontology at the Ecological Scale 23. Ecological Optics Primer 24. Perceiving "How to Get About Among Things" 25. The Mechanical Basis for "Getting About Among Things" 26. Strong Anticipation and Direct Perception
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