Boris M. Velichkovsky (1992) The Spatial Representation System: . Psycoloquy: 3(46) Space (7)
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Psycoloquy 3(46): The Spatial Representation System:

THE SPATIAL REPRESENTATION SYSTEM:
A SINGLE SYSTEM OF PERCEPTUAL-VERBAL ACCESS?
Commentary on Bryant on Space

Boris M. Velichkovsky
Department for Psychology and Engineering of Knowledge
Moscow State University
Moscow 103009, Russia

BMV@chair.cogsci.msu.su UZIFF016@comparex.hrz.uni-bielefeld.de

Abstract

Bryant's target article does an excellent job of presenting the evidence on the central portion of the functional hierarchy, but it unfortunately fails to distinguish human spatial cognition's important prerequisites and advanced forms. Some of these systems allow only "perceptual" access, others only "verbal." In this commentary I will try to support a position that does not integrate perceptual and verbal information about space into a common format.

Keywords

dissociation, levels of cognitive organization, mental space, psychophysics, spatial cognition

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