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2004 |
11th International Summer School
in
Cognitive Science
Sofia, New Bulgarian University, July 4 – 24, 2004
Courses:
I week: July 5-11
Edward Necka (U. Cracow, Poland) – Creativity 
Franz Schmalhofer (U. Osnabrueck, Germany) – Situation Models and Embodied Language
Processes
George Kampis (U. Budapest, Hungary) –
Deconstructing the Mind: Anti-Cartesian Perspective on Cognition
II week: July 12-18
Charles de Weert and Rob van Lier (U. Nijmegen, Netherlands) – Color and Form in Visual
Perception
Myron Braunstein (UC Irvine, USA) – Visual
Perception of the 3D World
Boicho Kokinov (NBU, Bulgaria) – Understanding Human Analogy-Making
III week: July 19 - 24
Jeffrey Elman (UC, San Diego, USA) – Connectionist
Models of Learning and Development
Fernanda Ferreira (Michigan State U, USA) –
Psycholinguistics: Language as a product and as an action
Richard Belew (UC, San Diego, USA) – Adaptive Individuals in Evolving
Populations: Combining Evolutionary Modeling with Learning and Development
Models
In addition, panel discussions, participant symposia,
and project work will take place.
Frequently Asked Questions
Participation and Fees
Organised by the New Bulgarian University
Endorsed by the Cognitive Science Society
Sponsored by the European Commission (EUROCOG
project)
Central
and East European Center for Cognitive Science
New
Bulgarian University
21 Montevideo
Str.
Sofia
1618
phone:
(+3592) 8110-403
e-mail:
school@cogs.nbu.bg