Communication as a Cognitive Science

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Preface

What is CS?

Gardiner on The Mind's New Science

Posner, et. al., on Foundations of CS

Stillings, et. al., on CS

Bechtel & Graham, et. al., A Companion to CS

Dawson on Understanding CS

Lepore & Pylyshyn on What is CS?

Thagard on Mind

Friedenberg & Silverman on CS

Waskan on Models and Cognition

Stenning, Lascarides, & Calder's Introduction to Cognition and Communication

CS as Interdisciplinary

Computation, Representation, & Situations

Varieties of Representation

Varieties of Computation

The Dual Processing Model of Cognition

The Adaptive, Combinatorial Character of Thinking & Imaging

The Modularity of Mind

Cognitive Activities, Operations, Processes, & Modes

What Can Communication Studies Contribute to CS?

Thagard on "Supplementing" CS

The Model of the Communicative Situation Expands (both extends and supplements) Models of Cognition.

Senders, Receivers, Texts, Pre-texts, and Contexts

The Computational and Connectionist Models of the Mind

Mind as both Logical (digital) and Analogical.

Logical & Analogical Expressions

Modes of Expression

Expressions of Necessity

Expression of Probability

Expressions of Possibility

The Prototype of Formal Logic

The Prototype of Informal Logic

The Prototype of Analogic

Types of Communication: Explaining, Justifying, Configuring

The Map of Communication Science

*Cognitive Science (CS)

What Can Communication Studies Contribute to CS?

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