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Cognitive Set Theory
Alec Rogers (ed.)
ArborRhythms (2011)
Abstract
Cognitive Set Theory is a mathematical model of cognition which equates sets with concepts, and uses mereological elements. It has a holistic emphasis, as opposed to a reductionistic emphasis, and it therefore begins with a single universe (as opposed to an infinite collection of infinitesimal points).Author's Profile
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