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Détails bibliographiques
Autres auteurs:	Pias, Claus (Éditeur intellectuel)
Format:	Livre
Langue:	German
Publié:	Zürich : Diaphanes, 2003
Collection:	Cybernetics = Kybernetik / Pias, Claus (Hrsg.) Vol. 1
Contenu:	35 notices

1. Presentation of a maze-solving machine

2. Experience in learning primitive languages through the use of learning high level linguistic abstractions

3. Meaning in language and how it is acquired

4. Studies on activity of the brain

5. The neurotic potential and human adaptation

6. Zirkuläre Kausalität : die Anfänge einer Epistemologie der Verantwortung

7. Communication between animals

8. In search of basic symbols

9. Circular Causality : the beginnings of an epistemology of responsibility

10. Communication between sane and insane : hypnosis

11. Communication between men : the meaning of language

12. Feedback mechanism in cellular biology

13. Body symbolization and development of language

14. Reduction of the number of possible boolean functions

15. The manner in which and extent to which speech can be distorted and remain intelligible

16. Central excitation and inhibition

17. Some of the problems concerning digital notions in the central nervous system

18. Mechanical chass player

19. The development of language in early childhood

20. The position of humor in human communication

21. Communication patterns in problem-solving groups

22. The place of emotions in the feedback concept

23. On the development of word meanings

24. Discrimination and learning in octopus

25. The redundancy of English

26. The relationship of symbolic function in language formation and in neurosis

27. Homeostasis

28. Semantic information and its measures

29. The nomenclature of information theory

30. Investigation on synaptic transmission

31. Possible mechanisms of recall and recognition

32. Quantum mechanical theory of memory

33. The psychological moment in perception

34. Turbulence as random stimulation of sense organs

35. Sensory prosthesises