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Implementationalism

The mind, in its general structure, is a symbol processor. Connectionism is only useful as as theory of how these symbolic processess are implemented in the brain.

Proponents:

  • Zenon Pylyshyn
  • Jerry Fodor
  • Brian McLaughlin
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