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Distinguishing between the computational and dynamical hypotheses: What difference makes the difference?
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 October 1998
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Van Gelder seeks to distinguish between the computational and the dynamical hypotheses primarily on the basis of ontic criteria – the kind of systems cognitive agents really are. I suggest that this meets with mixed success. By shifting to epistemic criteria – what kind of explanations we require to understand cognitive agents – I suggest there is an easier and more intuitive way to distinguish between these two competing views of cognitiveagents.
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