… stand for: The category is merely described by a proposition composed of grounded symbols.
(Why we refer to this as "theft" will be explained in Section 4 in the context of a hypothesis …

… Cognitive Symbol Grounding framework for the grounding of … by the hypothesis that
symbols are directly grounded into … To test the adaptive advantage of symbolic theft versus …

… In this paper, I juxtapose the Symbol Grounding Problem and causal theories of reference.
In the first part of the paper, I show some basic assumptions they share in order to show, in …

… This comes from the physical symbol system hypothesis, which we now need to say is …
These processes are called sensorimotor toil and symbolic theft, respectively [76]. Moreover, the …

… concepts and words can be learnt and grounded in real-life interaction, and that the
neurobiological mechanisms realizing such abstract semantic grounding are within our grasp. …

… The symbol grounding problem is one of the most … symbol grounding problem is that we
cannot accurately determine how to depict the content of a representative element in a symbolic …

… , eg, expressing that a particular theft or infidelity was generally … constructs our cultural niche
and symbolic capacity. I demonstrate … Finally, I hypothesize that our bias for familiar accents (…

… scientific problem of grounding symbols in artificial general … To experimentally test the
formulated hypotheses, it was also … In accordance with one of the main hypotheses that we …

… of physical symbol grounding and social symbol grounding. Mavridis … symbol grounding
experiments with robots in real time. … symbol theft enables the grounding of meta-level symbols. …

… Of course,(I)–(III) are working hypotheses based only on the data discussed in this paper.
Future research on other verb classes and the (polysemous) constructions in which they occur …