Intuition and analogical reasoning Export

@incollection{sloman:1978:analogical-reasoning, abstract = {The previous chapter listed varieties of information that must be represented in an intelligent system. Nothing was said about how different types of symbolism could be used for different purposes. This chapter explores some of the issues, relating them to philosophical debates about inference and reasoning.}, author = {Sloman, Aaron}, booktitle = {The computer revolution in philosophy : philosophy, science, and models of mind}, chapter = {7}, citeulike-article-id = {525299}, editor = {Sloman, Aaron}, keywords = {analogicalreasoning, analogy, diagram, diagrammaticreasoning, intuition, reasoning}, posted-at = {2006-03-01 14:02:47}, priority = {0}, publisher = {Harvester Press}, title = {Intuition and analogical reasoning}, year = {1978} }

TY - CHAP ID - sloman:1978:analogical-reasoning L3 - citeulike-article-id:525299 N2 - The previous chapter listed varieties of information that must be represented in an intelligent system. Nothing was said about how different types of symbolism could be used for different purposes. This chapter explores some of the issues, relating them to philosophical debates about inference and reasoning. TI - Intuition and analogical reasoning PB - Harvester Press T2 - The computer revolution in philosophy : philosophy, science, and models of mind KW - analogicalreasoning KW - analogy KW - diagram KW - diagrammaticreasoning KW - intuition KW - reasoning AU - Sloman, Aaron A2 - Sloman, Aaron PY - 1978/// ER -