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Robert Brandom

Making It Explicit: Reasoning, Representing, and Discursive Commitment: amazon.com

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An ounce of practice is worth a pound of precept. -- ENGLISH PROVERB (opening quote)
``'We' is said in many ways. We may be three and me. We may be all that talks or all that moves, all that minds or all that matters. Since these boundaries are elastic, we have a task of demarcation; telling who or what we are, distinguishing ourselves from the other sorts of objects or organisms we find in our world.`` (opening passage, p. 3)
Strategy...

From TOC

1. Toward a Normative Pragmatics

I. Introduction

II. From Intentional State to Normative Status

III. From Norms Explicit in Rules to Norms Implicit in Practices

IV. From Normative Status to Normative Attitude

V. From Assessment to the Social Institution of Norms

VI. From Intentional Interpretation to Original Intentionality

Appendix: Wittgenstein's Use of Regel

2. Toward an Inferential Semantics

I. Content and Representation

II. The Priority of the Propositional

III. Conceptual Classification and Inference

IV. Material Inference, Conceptual Content, and Expression

V. Circumstances and Consequences of Application

VI. Conclusion

Excerpt from Index: contexts, 316, 318, 342, 344, 347, 398-399, 483, 617. See also deixis; deontic scorekeeping; extensional/intensional, 279, 281, 392; heterogeneous/homogeneous, 344-346, 350, 356; intentionally inverting, 381-382, 393, 394, 397, 403, 693n56; sentential, 343-344, 346

Francis Crick

The Astonishing Hypothesis: The Scientific Search for The Soul

``The book is mostly concerned with establishing a basis for scientific study of consciousness; however, Crick places the study of consciousness within a larger social context. Human consciousness is central to human existence and so scientists find themselves approaching topics traditionally left to philosophy, and religion.``

Ben Goertzel

Chaotic Logic: Language, Thought and Reality from the Perspective of Complex Systems Science: Plenum Press

cf. The Structure of Intelligence: A New Mathematical Model of Mind (Springer, 1993)
cf. The Evolving Mind (Gordon and Breach, 1993)

cf. Linus Pauling. A Life in Science and Politics (Basic Books, 1995). Written with his father Ted Goertzel.

Susan Greenfield

The Brain: Royal Institution Christmas Lecture, sponsored by the BBC.

Susan Blackmore (2005) Conversation on Consciousness

Paul Gross

Higher Superstition: The Academic Left and Its Quarrels With Science: with Normal Levitt, Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, ISBN 0-8018-5707-4

Cf. Science wars, "Exorcising Sociobiology" (2001)

Allenna Leonard

The Systems Perspective: Methods and Models for the Future: with Stafford Beer [1]

Cf. Allenna Leonard. To Change Ourselves: A Personal VSM Application [2]

Alan Mayne

World Brain: H. G. Wells on the Future of World Education: Adamantine Press, London, U. K. (Nov. 1993); authored "Critical Introduction," pp. 1-70; edited H. G. Wells, World Brain, pp. 71-154; annotated "Bibliography," pp. 155-180

Roger Penrose

Shadows of the Mind: A Search for the Missing Science of Consciousness

(1989) The Emperor's New Mind

Boyd Rayward

Visions of Xanadu: Paul Otlet (1868-1944) and Hypertext: Journal of the American Society for Information Science 45: 235-250. [3]

``Thus did Otlet early in the century envisage the kind of encyclopedia the idea of which independently attracted H.G. Wells's interest in those last few fateful years before the outbreak of the Second World War (Rayward, 1992). It was an idea of encyclopedia not greatly dissimilar from that about which Bush was to speculate in the context of memex in the first years of peace following the War.`` (my emphasis)
``In 1937 the Institute for Intellectual Co-operation organised a World Congress for Universal Documentation in Paris. This was an enormous congress attended by representatives of governments as well as by those interested in documentation in a more private capacity. [...] Here there was much talk of H. G. Wells' idea of a World Brain, a new form of the encyclopedia, an idea which, in a different form, Otlet had been writing about for decades. Here Otlet met Wells and made "magnificent improvisations". (p. 356) (my emphasis) -- Boyd Rayward (1975). The Universe of Information: The Work of Paul Otlet for Documentation and International Organisation (FID520), VINITI, Moscow
Rayward's words are too inconsistent; why on earth?

Michael Spivak

Calculus: 3rd ed., Publish or Perish, Berkeley, CA

The Joy of TeX: A Gourmet Guide to Typesetting with the AMS-TeX Macro Package
John Milnor, David C. Kelly

David Steier

Mind Matters: A Tribute to Allen Newell: The 26th Carnegie Mellon Symposium on Cognition, 1994; Proceedings (ed. with Tom Mitchell), Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1996. books.google

Allen Newell

Frank Tipler

The Physics of Immortality: Modern Cosmology, God and the Resurrection of the Dead: Doubleday, New York (56-page excerpt online)

Thomas Walker

editor
Libraries and the Internet: Education, Practice, & Policy: Library Trends (Spring 1994) 42(4): 585-758. General txt

Introduction describes World Brain. pdf

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+{{navigate 20c}}
 == [[Robert Brandom]] ==
-; ''Making It Explicit''
+; ''Making It Explicit&#58; Reasoning, Representing, and Discursive Commitment''
+: [http://www.amazon.com/Making-Explicit-Representing-Discursive-Commitment/dp/0674543300/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1208394341&sr=1-1 amazon.com]
+{{User:KYPark/show-head|Excerpts}}
+* An ounce of practice is worth a pound of precept. -- ENGLISH PROVERB (opening quote)
+* ``'We' is said in many ways. We may be three and me. We may be all that talks or all that moves, all that minds or all that matters. Since these boundaries are elastic, we have a task of demarcation; telling who or what we are, distinguishing ourselves from the other sorts of objects or organisms we find in our world.`` (opening passage, p. 3)
+* Strategy...
+; From TOC
+. Toward a Normative Pragmatics
+: I.	Introduction
+: II.	From Intentional State to Normative Status
+: III.	From Norms Explicit in Rules to Norms Implicit in Practices
+: IV.	From Normative Status to Normative Attitude
+: V.	From Assessment to the Social Institution of Norms
+: VI.	From Intentional Interpretation to Original Intentionality
+:	''Appendix:'' Wittgenstein's Use of ''Regel''
+. Toward an Inferential Semantics
+: I.	Content and Representation
+: II.	The Priority of the Propositional
+: III.	Conceptual Classification and Inference
+: IV.	Material Inference, Conceptual Content, and Expression
+: V.	Circumstances and Consequences of Application
+: VI.	Conclusion
+; Excerpt from Index
+: contexts, 316, 318, 342, 344, 347, 398-399, 483, 617. ''See also'' deixis; deontic scorekeeping
+: extensional/intensional, 279, 281, 392
+: heterogeneous/homogeneous, 344-346, 350, 356
+: intentionally inverting, 381-382, 393, 394, 397, 403, 693n56
+: sentential, 343-344, 346
+{{User:KYPark/show-tail|}}
 == [[Francis Crick]] ==
 ; ''[[The Astonishing Hypothesis|The Astonishing Hypothesis&#58; The Scientific Search for The Soul]]''
 * ``The book is mostly concerned with establishing a basis for scientific study of consciousness; however, Crick places the study of consciousness within a larger social context. Human consciousness is central to human existence and so scientists find themselves approaching topics traditionally left to philosophy, and religion.``
+== [[Ben Goertzel]] ==
+; ''Chaotic Logic&#58; Language, Thought and Reality from the Perspective of Complex Systems Science''
+: Plenum Press
+* cf. ''The Structure of Intelligence: A New Mathematical Model of Mind'' (Springer, 1993)
+* cf. ''The Evolving Mind'' (Gordon and Breach, 1993)
+* cf. [[Linus Pauling]]. ''A Life in Science and Politics'' (Basic Books, 1995). Written with his father [[Ted Goertzel]].
+== [[Susan Greenfield]] ==
+; ''The Brain''
+: [[Royal Institution Christmas Lecture]], sponsored by the [[BBC]].
+* [[Susan Blackmore]] (2005) ''Conversation on Consciousness''
 == [[Paul R. Gross|Paul Gross]] ==
 ; ''[[Higher Superstition|Higher Superstition: The Academic Left and Its Quarrels With Science]]''
 : with [[Normal Levitt]], Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, ISBN 0-8018-5707-4
-* [[Science wars]]
+* Cf. [[Science wars]], "Exorcising Sociobiology" [[../2001#Paul Gross|(2001)]]
-== Allenna Leonard ==
+== [[Allenna Leonard]] ==
 ; ''The Systems Perspective&#58; Methods and Models for the Future''
 : with [[Stafford Beer]] [http://www.futurovenezuela.org/_curso/6-sysmeth.pdf]
 * Cf. Allenna Leonard. To Change Ourselves: A Personal VSM Application [http://www.allennaleonard.com/PersVSM.html]
+== [[Alan James Mayne|Alan Mayne]] ==
+; ''World Brain: H. G. Wells on the Future of World Education''
+: Adamantine Press, London, U. K. (Nov. 1993)
+: authored "Critical Introduction," pp. 1-70
+: edited [[H. G. Wells]], ''World Brain'', pp. 71-154
+: annotated "Bibliography," pp. 155-180
+== [[Roger Penrose]] ==
+; ''[[Shadows of the Mind|Shadows of the Mind&#58; A Search for the Missing Science of Consciousness]]''
+* [[../1989#Roger Penrose|(1989)]] ''[[The Emperor's New Mind]]''
+== [[W. Boyd Rayward|Boyd Rayward]] ==
+; Visions of Xanadu&#58; Paul Otlet (1868-1944) and Hypertext
+: ''Journal of the American Society for Information Science'' 45: 235-250. [http://people.lis.uiuc.edu/~wrayward/otlet/xanadu.htm]
+* ``Thus did [[Paul Otlet|Otlet]] early in the century envisage the kind of encyclopedia the idea of which '''independently attracted [[H.G. Wells]]'s interest''' in those last few fateful years before the outbreak of the Second World War (Rayward, 1992). It was an idea of encyclopedia not greatly dissimilar from that about which [[Vannevar Bush|Bush]] was to speculate in the context of [[memex]] in the first years of peace following the War.`` (my emphasis)
+* ``In 1937 the Institute for Intellectual Co-operation organised a World Congress for Universal Documentation in Paris. This was an enormous congress attended by representatives of governments as well as by those interested in documentation in a more private capacity. [...] '''Here there was much talk of [[H. G. Wells]]' idea of a [[World Brain]], a new form of the encyclopedia, an idea which, in a different form, Otlet had been writing about for decades. Here Otlet met Wells and made "magnificent improvisations"'''. (p. 356) (my emphasis) -- Boyd Rayward [[../1975#Boyd Rayward|(1975)]]. ''The Universe of Information: The Work of Paul Otlet for Documentation and International Organisation'' (FID520), VINITI, Moscow
+* '''Rayward's words are too inconsistent; why on earth?'''
+== [[Michael Spivak]] ==
+; ''Calculus''
+: 3rd ed., Publish or Perish, Berkeley, CA
+* ''[[The Joy of TeX]]: A Gourmet Guide to Typesetting with the [[AMS-TeX]] Macro Package''
+* [[John Milnor]], [[David C. Kelly]]
+== [[David M. Steier|David Steier]] ==
+; ''Mind Matters&#58; A Tribute to Allen Newell''
+: The 26th Carnegie Mellon Symposium on Cognition, 1994
+: Proceedings (ed. with [[Tom M. Mitchell|Tom Mitchell]]), Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1996. [http://books.google.com/books?id=3D-KX8vZNccC&pg=PA430&dq=A.+Newell+and+H.+Simon,+computer+science+as+empirical+inquiry:symbols+and+search&ei=UQLbSOTnLYH-sQP7p4C5DA&hl=ko&sig=ACfU3U2X3T-jWcjM8BUIhfbVuYDop2aXOA#PPA407,M1  books.google]
+* [[Allen Newell]]
+== [[Frank Tipler]] ==
+; ''The Physics of Immortality&#58; Modern Cosmology, God and the Resurrection of the Dead''
+: Doubleday, New York (56-page excerpt online)
+== [[Thomas D. Walker|Thomas Walker]] ==
+: editor
+; Libraries and the Internet&#58; Education, Practice, & Policy
+: ''Library Trends'' (Spring 1994) 42(4): 585-758. [http://www.ideals.illinois.edu/handle/2142/7931 General] [http://www.ideals.illinois.edu/bitstream/handle/2142/7931/librarytrendsv42i4_ocr.txt?sequence=1 txt]
+* '''Introduction''' describes ''World Brain''. [http://www.ideals.illinois.edu/bitstream/handle/2142/7925/librarytrendsv42i4b_opt.pdf?sequence=1 pdf]
+== References ==
+<references />
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