Understanding Higher Education: An Introduction for Parents, Staff, Employers, and Students

Donald A. Bligh

David Jaques

D Warren Piper

Intellect (UK)

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Theory of the Artificial: Virtual Replications and the Revenge of Reality

Massimo Negrotti

A how to guide showing the differences between online gaming and land-based casinos and how to effectively use these differences to your winning advantage.

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The Gambling Geek

Serious Play: Modern Clown Performance

<p>The degree to which cognitive science as currently conceived can aspire to be the science of mind is a difficult issue. Proposing anintegrated approach to cognitive science, this revised edition of The Search For Mind has been updated to meet the newest developments of this rapidly changing field. The first part of this book constitutes clear introductions to the disciplines that traditionally are seen to constitute cognitive science (namely: Philosophy, Psychology, Linguistics, Neuroscience, Artificial Intelligence and Ethnology). The second section focuses on the nature of symbol systems, considered generically, and goes on to detail a theory of consciousness and selfhood. The two strands are woven together into a new theory of cognition and its development. o Nualliin concludes that a science that fully attempts to treat cognition must remain au fait with the findings from all other approaches to the study of mind, from the purely behaviorist to the purely experiential."</p>

The Search for Mind: A New Foundation for Cognitive Science

Sean O'Nuallian

Theories of physical and social science contain some true insights and much socially and politically determined detritus, often boiling down to nothing more than neoliberal "establishment-generated bamboozlement," according to NuallÁin (director, Erigena College and Nous Research). Hoping to establish a "Noetic science" that recognizes science as active and context-dependent, he tours the physical and social sciences and points out such "bamboozlement." Having treated psychology and related matters in an earlier volume, The Search For Mind, he here explores physics, biology, economics, technology, politics, and sociology. He also examines a number of overarching concepts for which cross-disciplinary claims of validity are made. Distributed by ISBS. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Being Human: The Search for Order

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Representing Uncertain Knowledge: An AI Approach

Computers & Technology

Krause, Paul J

Clark, Dominic

Computer Science

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