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A Three-Tiered Theory of the Human Conceptual System

2020-11-19

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<p>In this paper, the human conceptual system is treated as a dynamic system consisting of various functional modules. It is delineated that episodic events are input units to the system, which explains why concept meanings are contextual. Then it is elucidated that innate analyzers outputs form primitive conceptual nodes through an abstraction and segmentation process. Furthermore, it is recognized that primitive...

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435c8ba9-517d-58a8-9c8c-94915d10f667
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10.31234/osf.io/9wrh8
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