Things and Places¶
Pylyshyn, Z. W. (2007). Things and Places: How the Mind Connects with the World.
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- Cognitive science / perception: Perceptual demonstratives ("that red patch") and attentional pointers that bind a thought to a specific scene element through ongoing perceptual contact, a role Pylyshyn (2007) develops in his account of perceptual indexes (FINSTs) as cognitive pointers anchored by actual perceptual coupling.
This sourceJean Nicod Lectures. MIT Press. Develops the FINST (Fingers of Instantiation) account of perceptual indexes as preconceptual cognitive pointers that individuate and track sensory objects through actual perceptual coupling, without descriptive content.
- Cognitive science / perception: Perceptual demonstratives ("that red patch") and attentional pointers that bind a thought to a specific scene element through ongoing perceptual contact, a role Pylyshyn (2007) develops in his account of perceptual indexes (FINSTs) as cognitive pointers anchored by actual perceptual coupling.
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