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In the chapter we will use SMALL CAPITALS to represent concepts and italics to represent expressions in natural language and other representational languages.

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... simulation.

For details of this and two other related simulations, see Colunga & Gasser, 1998.

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... objects.

Note, however, that the approach we are proposing does not exclude a representational system in which the primitive features of objects are built into the system and each input object unit has an inherent meaning and each relation unit associates a fixed set of these object units.

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