Encyclopedia of Cognitive Science, 4 Volume Set

An exciting reference work which captures current thinking about the workings of the mind and brain, focusing on problems that are as old as recorded history, but reflecting new approaches and techniques that have emerged since the 1980's.

The Encyclopedia contains 696 articles covering in depth the entire spectrum of the cognitive sciences. Reviewing the common themes of information and information processing, representation and computation, it also covers in depth the core areas of psychology, philosophy, linguistics, computer science, and neuroscience. Ancillary topics such as education, economics, evolutionary biology and anthropology are also covered.

The articles have been written to provide multiple levels of information so that readers from various levels can benefit from this set – from undergraduate and postgraduate students to university lecturers.

With extensive cross-referencing, a glossary and subject index to further aid the reader through the book, the Encyclopedia of Cognitive Science is an essential addition to any library or office shelf.

The Encyclopedia of Cognitive Science (ECS) includes:

• 4 Volumes
• 4000 pages
• 696 articles
• Contributions from the world's leading experts
• 1,500 illustrations
• Detailed indexes and appendices
• Extensive cross-referencing

Volume 2. Epilepsy Mental Imagery, Philosophical Issues About

Volume 3. Mental Models Signal Detection Theory

Volume 4. Similarity Zombies.

Glossary and Subject Index.

Editors

Lynn Nadel is the Regents' Professor of psychology at the University of Arizona. Nadel specializes in memory, and has investigated the role of the hippocampus in memory formation.