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Figure 5 in Thagard's second paper is most illuminating.

A Case Study in Scientific Discovery 2007

"Thagard (2005) argues that all these challenges can best be met by expanding and supplementing the computational-representational approach, not by abandoning it." (critique of cog science - stanford philosophy page)

from never mind, to structured mind, to messy mind Bill Kerr 2008

To appear in Gabbay, D., Thagard, P., and Woods, J. eds Handbook of the Philosophy of Science.

Archive 2008-08-01 isobel 2008

"Thagard (2005) argues that all these challenges can best be met by expanding and supplementing the computational-representational approach, not by abandoning it." (critique of cog science - stanford philosophy page)

Archive 2008-04-01 Bill Kerr 2008

Nor can we always discover some other abnormality, such as the elevated levels of helicobacter pylori bacteria that have been found to be causally implicated in stomach ulcers (discussed in detail by Thagard 1999).

Concepts of Disease and Health Murphy, Dominic 2008

To appear in Gabbay, D., Thagard, P., and Woods, J. eds Handbook of the Philosophy of Science.

Self Organisation versus Self Direction and Self Regulation, and Learner Autonomy isobel 2008

Wilson, R.A., and C.F. Craver (2007), “Realization”, in P. Thagard (ed.), P.ilosophy of psychology and cognitive science (Handbook of the philosophy of science, Vol. 12),

Reductionism in Biology Brigandt, Ingo 2008

Paul Thagard (2005) has elaborated computer models in which emotional valence interacts with evidential strength to determine a mode of emotional coherence.

Emotion de Sousa, Ronald 2007

Paul Thagard (2006) has also energetically explored the broader area of what he calls "hot thought".

Emotion de Sousa, Ronald 2007

The two mothers, Kirby Thagard and Mary Jo Grabe, squeezed their children to their sides.

Riding Rockets Astronaut Mike Mullane 2006