Constraining Cognitive Theories

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Exploring foundational and methodological issues in cognitive science, this collection of essays delves into topics such as intentionality, holism, and the architecture of problem-solving systems. It addresses specific scientific challenges in language processing, vision, and visual-motor coordination. The twelve chapters emphasize the overarching theme of cognitive architecture and highlight the widespread implications of these problems across various areas of cognitive science and the methodological approaches currently employed.