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SUMMARY:Journal of Experimental and Theoretical AI: Mind and Paradox
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DESCRIPTION:<p>Philosophers\, cognitive scientists\, and other researchers are invited&nbsp\;to submit papers for the special issue on Mind and Paradox to be&nbsp\;published in the Journal of Experimental and Theoretical AI. &nbsp\;The due&nbsp\;date is July 1\, 2012.<br><br>The special issue is based on this question: "How are minds related to&nbsp\;paradox\, in general\, and the known paradoxes\, specifically?" The&nbsp\;gamut is fair game. Certainly\, the mind plays a crucial role in&nbsp\;<strong>recognizing</strong>&nbsp\;paradoxes\, but what role\, if any\, does the mind play in&nbsp\;<strong>creating</strong>&nbsp\;paradoxes? &nbsp\;Are paradoxes in some sense mind-dependent? Or&nbsp\;are paradoxes objectively real\, existing independently of mind? Is&nbsp\;mind itself paradoxical? For example\, are concepts and&nbsp\;conceptualization paradoxical? &nbsp\;Could consciousness be paradoxical\,&nbsp\;perhaps in seeming to be both physical and nonphysical? &nbsp\;The paradoxes<br>considered can come from anywhere\, and needn't be restricted to logic\,&nbsp\;mathematics\, or philosophy (e.g.\, the paradoxes of physics are also&nbsp\;fair game). &nbsp\;Of course\, topics and issues not included here may also&nbsp\;be appropriate.<br><br>Questions can emailed to Eric Dietrich\, Paradox and Mind Editor\, at&nbsp\;<a href="mailto:dietrich@binghamton.edu">dietrich@binghamton.edu</a>. &nbsp\;This is also where the submissions should be&nbsp\;sent.</p>
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