The intrinsic temporality of human cognition

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 21 (5):650-651 (1998)
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In conformity with the dynamical perspective advocated by van Gelder, a more psychological approach can highlight the intrinsic temporality of human cognition, revealing the inadequacies of representationalism as a framework for the modeling of mind.

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