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Cogito ergo sum: A commentary.
Surg Neurol Int, 2011 Recently, Monti and colleagues reported that they were able to communicate with a patient who was in a vegetative state through simple autobiographical questions requiring “yes” and “no” responses as interpreted with functional MRI.[2] After establishing control data with the help of 16 normal volunteers and 1 patient, the investigators examined 54 ...
Watts C, Livingston G.
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TEIGINIO COGITO ERGO SUMLEGITIMIŠKUMO PROBLEMA
Problemos, 2000 Šiame straipsnyje aptariama karteziškojo teiginio cogito ergo sum legitimiškumo problema (ar ryšys tarp cogito ir sum pažįstamas intuicija, ar dedukcija, t. y. ar teiginys cogito ergo sum - silogizmas, ar ne?), jos susiformavimo prielaidos bei jos vieta
Alvydas Noreika
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, 2012 The work analyzes the Cartesian expression "cogito ergosum" from the points of view of the traditional and the modern logics. The expression is shown to be an enthymeme with the major premise omitted. Two ways of the major premise interpretation are made clear: 1) as a conventional assertion (a most commonly accepted view among philosophers); 2) as a ...
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COGITO ERGO SUM HOMOMACHINE? [PDF]
Journal of Baltic Science Education, 2013 When European Union (EU) heads of state and government met at a summit in Lisbon in 2000 (Lisbon declaration, 2000), they set the goal of making Europe 'the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy in the world'. In a knowledge economy, the 'most effective modern economies will be those that produce the most information and knowledge, and ...
Boris Abersek
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DESCARTES’ CONSIDERATIONS ABOUT THE HUMAN BEING
Problemos, 1998 This article is an analysis of Rene Descartes’ considerations about the human being. Those considerations take us into the realm of philosophical anthropology. Referring to its base, Descartes analyzed onthological and ethical problems.
Eugenijus Vasilevskis
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Cogito Componentiter Ergo Sum [PDF]
, 2006 Cognitive component analysis (COCA) is defined as the process of unsupervised grouping of data such that the ensuing group structure is well-aligned with that resulting from human cognitive activity. We present evidence that independent component analysis of abstract data such as text, social interactions, music, and speech leads to low level cognitive
Lars Kai Hansen, Ling Feng
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„Cogito ergo sum et sentio ergo sum”: filozoficzne refleksje o nowoczesnej edukacji
Studia Warmińskie, 2021 Artykuł jest poświęcony kwestii edukacji i uczeniu się w formule online. W Oświeceniu akcentowano rozum i wymagano rozwoju samowiedzy, ewolucji samoświadomości jednostki i społeczeństwa, począwszy od cogito jako centralnej pozycji w praktyce edukacyjnej.
Olga Dolska, Nataliіa Godz
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Teiginio Cogito ergo sum legitimiškumo problema
Problemos, 2014 Šiame straipsnyje aptariama karteziškojo teiginio cogito ergo sum legitimiškumo problema (ar ryšys tarp cogito ir sum pažįstamas intuicija, ar dedukcija, t. y.
Alvydas Noreika
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