pt. 1. The cybernetic suburb -- pt. 2. AI's peripheries -- pt. 3. Margins of computations -- pt. 4. At the thresholds of computability
Summary
The book brings into relief the variety of approaches and disciplines that have informed the quest for a theory of cognition. The center of interest are the historical, geographical, and theoretical peripheries of classic AI's mainstream research program. The twelve chapters bring back into focus the variety of strategies and theoretical questions that researchers explored while working toward a scientific theory of cognition and pre-cognition. The volume is organized in four parts, each one including three essays. The first one deals with cybernetics, the approach that may be considered as the
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 313-351) and index
