On Sun, 5 Mar 2000 07:24:59 +0300 "sazonova" <sazon@kursknet.ru> writes:
>
> Peter Smagorinsky writes - "there is no word for soul in information
processing".
>
> But there should be, because there is much evidence that feelings/
emotions / emotional states play an important part in human information
processing and this is also the reason whu IA models sonetimes fail to
explain psychological data.
>
> Tatiana.
This is exactly why I like Damasio - he includes the whole person, not
just a "computational algorithm." But then it seems to me that it's part
of the "American" sense of self to try to exclude emotions and focus on
rationality.
Rachel
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