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Title: Minds, Machines and Phenomenology: Some Reflections on Dreyfus' What Computers Can't do

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Title:	Minds, Machines and Phenomenology: Some Reflections on Dreyfus' What Computers Can't do
Authors:	Pylyshyn, Zenon W.
Descriptors:	Analog Computers; Artificial Intelligence; Bionics; Cognitive Processes; Computers; Digital Computers; Information Processing; Simulation
Source:	Cognition, 3, 1, 57-77, 74/75
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Publication Date:	1974-00-00
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Abstract:	Rather than provide a general review of Dreyfus critique this article concentrates on certain fundamental criticisms that Dreyfus directs at the information-processing approach to cognitive psychology and points out the unique conception of what it means to understand cognition which separates a phenomenologist from the typical cognitive psychologist. (Author/RC)
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Identifiers:	Gestalt Psychology; Phenomenology
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