Kampis Gyorgy Megismere'studoma'nyi szemina'rium Felveheto" a "Bevezete's a megismere'studoma'nyba" c. ta'rggyal egyu"tt vagy atto'l fu"ggetlenu"l. Doktori iskolasoknak is ajanlott! Es kreditet is er, reszleteket szemelyesen. Mindenkit szeretettel varok. Helye es ideje: Rakoczi ut 5, II. em 229, minden hetfo" 16 ora. Elso" ora: Jan 18. (bevezetes es a cikkek kiosztasa, elozetes megbeszelese stb.) ================================================================= A szemina'riumon az ala'bbi cikkeket, illetve ko"nyvfejezeteket dolgozzuk fel (az alabbi sorrend esetleges, nem az orake): H. Putnam 1967: Psychological Predicates (The Nature of Mental States), in: Art, Mind and Religion (W.H. Capitan and D. Merrill eds.), University of Pittsburgh Press, Pittsburgh, pp. 37~48. Block, N. 1978: Troubles with Functionalism, in: Minnesota Stu- dies in the Philosophy of Science IX. (C. Wade Savage ed.), University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis. A.M. Turing 1950: Computing Machinery and Intelligence, Mind LIX, 453~460. J.R. Searle 1980: Minds, Brains and Programs, Behavioral and Brain Sciences 3, 417~424. P.K. Feyerabend 1963: Mental Events and the Brain, Journal of Philosophy 60, 295~296. D.C. Dennett 1984: Cognitive Wheels: The Frame Problem of Artifi- cial Intelligence, in: Minds, Machines and Evolution: Philosophi- cal Studies (C. Hookway ed.), Cambridge University Press, pp. 129~151. Th. Nagel 1974: What Is It Like To Be a Bat?, The Philosophical Review. P.J. Hayes 1979: The Naive Physics Manifesto, in: Expert Systems in the Micro~Electronic Age (D. Michie ed.), Edinburgh University Press, pp. 242~270. S.P. Stich 1983: The Syntactic Theory of Mind, Chapter 8 in: From Folk Psychology to Cognitive Science (by S.P. Stich), Bradford Books/MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass. J.A. Fodor 1987: Why There Still Has To Be a Language of Thought, in: Psychosemantics (by J.A. Fodor), Bradford Books/MIT Press, Cambridge, Mass., pp. 135~167. udv Kampis Gyorgy