RADICAL COMMENTS ON “RADICAL CONNECTIONISM”
Abstract
The commentary is presented in three sections. Section 1 presents a brief summary of the main theses in Cummins' paper. In section 2, I argue that this analysis is not peculiar to cognition, and that in fact, a similar, more general analysis has been given [3] in fundamental areas of inquiry, hitherto independent of cognitive science. Finally, in section 3, it is argued that, if this general form of Cummins' analysis is correct, it calls for a profound re‐evaluation of our conception of science. 1988 The University of Memphis
Publication Title
The Southern Journal of Philosophy
Recommended Citation
Garzon, M. (1988). RADICAL COMMENTS ON “RADICAL CONNECTIONISM”. The Southern Journal of Philosophy, 26 (1 S), 67-72. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.2041-6962.1988.tb00464.x