Language and Knowledge of the World

of knowledge. According to one view, information is stored mentally, much as in a richly illustrated encyclopedia or an audiovisual film library, with knowledge of the world represented as perceptual images of concrete things and events accompanied by relevant verbal descriptions and commentaries. According to the other view, the perceptual and verbal forms are only superficial expressions of an abstract informational base more

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• The nature of human intelligence

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• Ramus, method, and the decay of dialogue

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• Imagery and verbal processes.

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• Science and Human Behavior

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• Picture superiority in free recall

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• Language and thought

  David R Olson•Psychological Review•1970

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• What the mind's eye tells the mind's brain

  Zenon W Pylyshyn•Psychological Bulletin•1973

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• The Structure of a Semantic Theory

  Jerrold J Katz, Jerry A Fodor•Language•1963

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