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Volume 153, Issue 3

December 2006

Neuroscience and Its Philosophy

8 articles in this issue

Editor’s introduction
John Bickle
Original Paper 20 October 2006 Pages: 341 - 342
Computational explanation in neuroscience
Gualtiero Piccinini
Original Paper 20 October 2006 Pages: 343 - 353
When mechanistic models explain
Carl F. Craver
Original Paper 03 November 2006 Pages: 355 - 376
Doing cognitive neuroscience: a third way
Frances Egan
Robert J. Matthews
Original Paper 20 October 2006 Pages: 377 - 391
Why we view the brain as a computer
Oron Shagrir
Original Paper 20 October 2006 Pages: 393 - 416
How to, and how not to, bridge computational cognitive neuroscience and Husserlian phenomenology of time consciousness
Rick Grush
Original Paper 20 October 2006 Pages: 417 - 450
The duality principle: irreducibility of sub-threshold psychophysical computation to neuronal brain activation
Jonathan Bentwich
Original Paper 10 November 2006 Pages: 451 - 455
Comment on Wang, Liu, and Wang (2003)
G. G. Davelaar
L. Abelmann
Original Paper 20 October 2006 Pages: 457 - 458