The basic questions that have driven me from my undergraduate years until now have concerned the relationship between language, cognition and consciousness.
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Things we do or don’t eat, mate-with, or flee-from, or the things that we describe, through our language, as prime numbers, affordances, absolute discriminables, or truths. That is all that cognition is for, and about.
M. Crocker. Computerlinguistik: Was geht, was kommt? / Computational Linguistics: Achievements and Perspectives, volume 4 of Sprachwissenschaft, Computerlinguistik und Neue Medien, gardez!, (2002)
U. Schade, and H. Eikmeyer. Computerlinguistik: Was geht, was kommt? / Computational Linguistics: Achievements and Perspectives, volume 4 of Sprachwissenschaft, Computerlinguistik und Neue Medien, gardez!, (2002)
T. Kiss. Computerlinguistik: Was geht, was kommt? / Computational Linguistics: Achievements and Perspectives, volume 4 of Sprachwissenschaft, Computerlinguistik und Neue Medien, gardez!, (2002)