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JOHN SEARLE'S CRITIQUE OF COGNITIVE SCIENCE: A CRITICAL STUDY
This research is aimed at the critical analysis of Searle's critique of cognitive science. The focus of Searle's critique is on computationalism, which holds that mind is to brain as software is to hardware—all mental states are explained in terms of computational processes...
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