Cognitive Science: Recent Advances and Recurring Problems

"The volume is a wide-ranging sampler of topics in cognitive science, broadly constructed. The papers include multiple historical, philosophical, and scientific perspectives. There is good coverage of topics that will be familiar to the majority of cognitive scientists, such as embodied cognition, autonomous action, the role of brain connectivity in understanding cognition, and computational modeling. There are also some nice papers that broach topics a bit more off the beaten path, such as the non-image forming visual system, the history of neuroscience, and cognition in Peirce’s semiotic. In short, there seems to be something in this collection for everyone."

Prof. Kenneth Aizawa,

Rutgers–Newark Colleges of Arts & Sciences, The State University of New Jersey