Psycoloquy Table of Contents: Volume 13, 2002

Volume:

Volume 13

  1. Nick Haslam (2002), NATURAL KINDS, PRACTICAL KINDS, AND PSYCHIATRIC CATEGORIES Review of Zachar on Biological-Psychiatry. Psycoloquy 13 (001)

  2. David Stodolsky (2002), SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATION NEEDS A PEER CONSENSUS Reply to Oullier and Michel-Kerjan on Stodolsky on Consensus-Journals. Psycoloquy 13 (002)

  3. Fred H. Previc (2002), AN APPEALING BUT UNPROVEN AND INCOMPLETE THEORY: EVOLUTIONARY ORIGIN OF BIPOLAR DISORDER Commentary on Sherman on Evolution-Bipolar-Disorder. Psycoloquy 13 (003)

  4. Emmet Spier (2002), DID SEX MAKE YOU BRAINY? Book Review of Miller on Mating Mind. Psycoloquy 13 (004)

  5. Eric Laurent (2002), FROM PIAGET'S ASSIMILATING MIND TO NAVON'S CLOCKLAND: TOWARDS A CATEGORICAL ACCOUNT OF MIRROR VISION. Commentary on Navon on Mirror-Reversal. Psycoloquy 13 (005)

  6. Riccardo Manzotti (2002), WHY PHYSICALISM AND CONSTRUCTIVISM WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO UNDERSTAND THE MIND Book Review of Nini Praetorius on Cognition-Action. Psycoloquy 13 (006)

  7. Benny Shanon (2002), COGNITION, EPISTEMOLOGY, ONTOLOGY Book review of Praetorius on Cognition-Action. Psycoloquy 13 (007)

  8. Thomas Z. Ramsøy (2002), MENTAL VS. VERBAL CONTENT - THE PROBLEM OF REFERENCE Commentary on Overgaard on Consciousness-Report. Psycoloquy 13 (008)

  9. Laura Betzig (2002), CROAKS AND TAILS OR TEETH AND CLAWS? Book Review of Miller on Mating-Mind. Psycoloquy 13 (009)

  10. James R. Roney (2002), LIKEABLE BUT UNLIKELY, A REVIEW OF THE MATING MIND BY GEOFFREY MILLER Book Review of Miller on Mating Mind. Psycoloquy 13 (010)

  11. David Navon (2002), IT TAKES TWO FOR AN INVERSE RELATIONSHIP Reply to Burgess on Navon on Mirror-Reversal. Psycoloquy 13 (011)

  12. David Navon (2002), IT IS NOT ALL IN OUR MIND Reply to Corballis on Navon on Mirror-Reversal. Psycoloquy 13 (012)

  13. David Navon (2002), RECOGNIZING LEFT-RIGHT REVERSAL FOR WHAT IT IS Reply to Laurent on Navon on Mirror-Reversal. Psycoloquy 13 (013)

  14. Dorothy Tennov (2002), SEXES CHOOSE BIG BRAINS Book Review of Miller on Mating Mind. Psycoloquy 13 (014)

  15. Richard Griffin (2002), MIND, MEANING AND CAUSE: SO WHAT IF THE MIND DOESN'T FIT IN THE HEAD Book Review of Bolton & Hill on Mental Disorder. Psycoloquy 13 (015)

  16. Reginald G. Golledge (2002), WAYFINDING BEHAVIOR AND COGNITIVE MAPS: A RESPONSE TO CRITICS Reply to Clune, Hafner, Craver, and Yeap & Jefferies on Golledge on Cognitive-Mapping. Psycoloquy 13 (016)

  17. Nini Praetorius (2002), EPISTEMOLOGICAL AND ONTOLOGICAL ISSUES IN COGNITIVE THEORY Reply to Manzotti and Shanon on Praetorius on Cognition-Action. Psycoloquy 13 (017)

  18. Alan C. Clune (2002), MENTAL DISORDER AND ITS CAUSE Book Review of Bolton and Hill on Mental Disorder . Psycoloquy 13 (018)

  19. Maarja Siiner and Jesper Hermann (2002), AN UNRAVELLING OF PRINCIPLES WE ALL HAVE TO USE Book Review of Praetorius on Cognition-Action. Psycoloquy 13 (019)

  20. Daniel D. Hutto (2002), A PRINCIPLED BASIS FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH Book Review of Praetorius on Cognition-Action. Psycoloquy 13 (020)

  21. Jack Orbach (2002), FOUNDERS OF EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY: LASHLEY PRECEDED HEBB Reply to Abeles on Orbach on Lashley-Hebb. Psycoloquy 13 (021)

  22. Nini Praetorius (2002), PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE PRINCIPLES OF COGNITION, LANGUAGE AND ACTION. Reply to Siiner and Hermann on Praetorius on Cognition-Action. Psycoloquy 13 (022)

  23. Nini Praetorius (2002), BASIC CONDITIONS FOR KNOWLEDGE AND DESCRIPTION OF REAL THINGS VS. FICTIONAL ENTITIES. Reply to Hutto on Praetorius on Cognition-Action. Psycoloquy 13 (023)

  24. Julia A. Sherman (2002), IS BIPOLAR DISORDER A BEHAVIORAL FOSSIL? Reply to Previc on Sherman on Evolution Bipolar Disorder. Psycoloquy 13 (024)

  25. Derek Bolton (2002), THE ROLE OF ENCODED INFORMATION IN EXPLANATION Reply to Griffin and Clune on Bolton and Hill on Mental Disorder. Psycoloquy 13 (025)

  26. José E. Burgos (2002), BEHAVIORAL KNOWLEDGE AND STRUCTURAL COMPLEXITY IN MCCULLOCH-PITTS SYSTEMS Target Article on Behavioral Knowledge. Psycoloquy 13 (026)

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