… The minds we know of are features of the activity of brains (… Thus, the study of mind cannot
be divorced from the study of … the first instance, to the question of "minds." I argue the case that …

I explore the conceptual foundations of Alan Turing's analysis of computability, which still
dominates thinking about computability today. I argue that Turing's account represents a last …

Linguists conceive of grammar in much the same manner as all of us perceive the ambiguous
figure of the rabbit/duck. Looked at in one way, grammars are abstract mathematical …

… by the provable equivalence, with respect to computability and noncomputability, but mainly
… have to assume to provide sense to notions like computability. In fine, this makes elementary …

… In this book, Marcin Milkowski argues that the mind can be explained computationally … It
does not, for example, rely on a Cartesian gulf between software and hardware, or mind and …

… by the question of "mind" without a genuine appreciation of … ; Turing machines, computability
and noncomputability; the Man… The minds we know of are features of the activity of brains (…

… This emerges clearly, if we recall that for any rationalist theory of mind, mind operations
reduce … calculus"', led to development of TM paradigm in computability theory. Indeed, the …

… of both computability theory and … ‘computability theory’ (Davis). In particular, Turing and
Church defended the Church-Turing thesis, according to which the formalisms of computability …

… the evolution: peace in Matter and Mind, strong will to keep understanding the Way, insured
by the current reconfigurable principles as helmets that defend our mind of false ways, not …

… the theory of space and the pure theory of quantity: only the latter has “the complete conviction
of necessity (and also of absolute truth),” whereas the former has also outside of our mind …