Book: Cognition and the Brain

[drsmax]

Cognition and the Brain: The Philosophy and Neuroscience Movement is out. I have a chapter and a half in it, including "Action Oriented Representation."

Comments

[leftoftheedge]

Congratulations!

[drsmax]

Thankee

[slinka]

I like knowing people who make me feel dumb.

[spasmsproject]

Yay you.

[300letters]

Though my brain is fried from staring at bright lights all day it sounds fascinating. I'll take another look when my reading comprehension skills are up to snuff.

quick complex question

[jeremyrichards]

Do you think one should put up with a philosophy department that shuns neuroscience in favor of traditional epistemology and philosophy of the mind, if such toleration means free tuition, or is that dark road not even worth pursuing anymore?

Re: quick complex question

[drsmax]

Neurophobic philosophers still have valuable contributions. And free tuition? Go for it.

Re: quick complex question

[jeremyrichards]

Thanks. I think I will, even if it means I'm sneaking neuroscience texts behind the Leibniz.