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Band 2, Heft 1, 1991

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Sybille Krämer:
Denken als Rechenprozedur: Zur Genese einer kognitionswissenschaftlichen Paradigmas. Kognitionswissenschaft 2(1): 1-10 (1991)
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Hubert Haider:
Die menschliche Sprachfähigkeit - exaptiv und kognitiv opak. Kognitionswissenschaft 2(1): 11-26 (1991)
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Rainer Goebel, Dirk Vorberg:
Das Lösen rekursiver Programmierprobleme: Ein Simulationsmodell. Kognitionswissenschaft 2(1): 27-36 (1991)
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Rosemarie Rheinwald:
Können Maschinen eine Sprache sprechen? Sind Computerprogramme syntaktisch oder semantisch? Kognitionswissenschaft 2(1): 37-49 (1991)

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