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Preface
Acknowledgements
Notes on Contributors
PART I: COMPLEXITY IN ANIMAL MINDS
Introduction: M.McGonigle-Chalmers
Relational and Absolute Discrimination Learning by Squirrel Monkeys: Establishing a Common Ground with Human Cognition; B.T.Jones
Serial List Retention by Non-Human Primates: Complexity and Cognitive Continuity; F.R.Treichler
The Use of Spatial Structure in Working Memory: A Comparative Standpoint; C.De Lillo
The Emergence of Linear Sequencing in Children: A Continuity Account and a Formal Model; M.McGonigle-Chalmers & I.Kusel
Sensitivity to Quantity: What Counts Across Species?; S.T.Boysen & A.M.Yocom
PART II: COMPLEXITY IN ROBOTS
Editorial Introduction; D.McFarland
Towards Cognitive Robotics: Robotics, Biology and Developmental Psychology; M.Lee, U.Nehmzow & M.Rodriguez
Structuring Intelligence: The Role of Hierarchy, Modularity and Learning in Generating Intelligent Behaviour; J.J.Bryson
Epistemology, Access, and Computational Models; G.Luger
Reasoning About Representations in Autonomous Systems: What P'Olya and Lakatos Have To Say; A.Bundy
PART III: LANGUAGE, EVOLUTION AND THE COMPLEX MIND
Editorial Introduction; K.Stenning
How to Qualify for a Cognitive Upgrade: Executive Control, Glass Ceilings, and the Limits of Simian Success; A.Clark
Private Codes and Public Structures; C.Allen
The Emergence of Complex Language; W.Hinzen
Language Evolution: Enlarging the Picture; K.Stenning&M.Van Lambalgen
Epilogue: Reminiscences of Brendan McGonigle
Index.
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