علم نوین ذهن: تاریخچهٔ انقلاب شناختی

Hardcover, Basic Books, 1985. 423 pages by Howard Gardner. "More than a prodigiously researched, fascinating history, this book explores the foundations of cognitive science and the interconnections among its seemingly disparate disciplines."--Stephan M. Kosslyn, Professor of Psychology, Harvard University. A Full-scale History Of Cognitive Science, This Work Addresses A Central Issue: What Is The Nature Of Knowledge? Part I. The Cognitive Revolution -- Introduction: What The Meno Wrought -- Laying The Foundation For Cognitive Science -- Cognitive Science: The First Decades -- Part Ii. The Cognitive Sciences: A Historical Perspective -- Reason, Experience, And The Status Of Philosophy -- Psychology: The Wedding Of Methods To Substance -- Artificial Intelligence: The Expert Tool -- Linguistics: The Search For Autonomy -- Anthropology: Beyond The Individual Case -- Neuroscience: The Flirtation With Reductionism -- Part Iii. Toward An Integrated Cognitive Science: Present Efforts, Future Prospects -- Perceiving The World -- Mental Imagery: A Figment Of The Imagination? -- A World Categorized -- How Rational A Being? -- Conclusion: The Computational Paradox And The Cognitive Challenge -- References -- Name Index -- Subject Index. Howard Gardner. Includes Indexes. Bibliography: P. 393-408.