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In article <1go0e6INNl5n@cs.widener.edu> Joshua.R.Poulson@cyber.Widener.EDU writes:
>I would like to gather together what you folks consider the
>essential reading list for Cognitive Science and hit my local library.
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I can send you a latex source of a longer version of my article on
cognitive science in the forthcoming Encyclopedia of Computer Science &
Engineering.  There is a good bibliography appended to it.

I will, soon, make this available by ftp.  But anyone wanting a copy now
can send me email (though I will be going away for Xmas vacation soon and
may not get your mail till early January).  Or you can order the tech
report from my dept. (contact Sally Elder (elder@cs.buffalo.edu):


                        COGNITIVE SCIENCE

                       William J. Rapaport

                  Department of Computer Science
                 and Center for Cognitive Science
             State University of New York at Buffalo

                        Buffalo, NY 14260
                     rapaport@cs.buffalo.edu

                             Abstract

     This is a  draft of an  article to appear in  A. Ralston
     & E. D. Reilly (eds.),  Encyclopedia of Computer Science
     and Engineering,  3rd edition (New  York:   Van Nostrand
     Reinhold).  This document is  SUNY Buffalo Department of
     Computer Science Technical Report 90-12  (May 1990); (c)
     1990, William J. Rapaport.

Meanwhile, here's a bibliography of "essential" items:

           MAJOR SOURCES OF INFORMATION ON COGNITIVE SCIENCE

(1)  Collins, Allan, & Smith, Edward E. (eds.) (1988), Readings in  Cog-
     nitive  Science:   A  Perspective  from  Psychology  and Artificial
     Intelligence (San Mateo, CA:  Morgan Kaufmann Publishers).

(2)  Gardner, Howard (1985), The Mind's New Science:  A History  of  the
     Cognitive Revolution (New York:  Basic Books).

(3)  Johnson-Laird, Philip N.  (1988), The Computer and  the  Mind:   An
     Introduction  to Cognitive Science (Cambridge, MA:  Harvard Univer-
     sity Press).

(4)  Kintsch, Walter; Miller,  James  R.;  &  Polson,  Peter  G.  (eds.)
     (1984),  Methods  and  Tactics in Cognitive Science (Hillsdale, NJ:
     Lawrence Erlbaum Associates).

(5)  Norman, Donald A. (ed.) (1981), Perspectives on  Cognitive  Science
     (Norwood, NJ:  Ablex Publishing Corp.).

(6)  Osherson, Daniel N.; Kosslyn, Stephen M.;  &  Hollerbach,  John  M.
     (eds.) (1990), An Invitation to Cognitive Science:  Volume 2-Visual
     Cognition and Action (Cambridge, MA:  MIT Press).

(7)  Osherson, Daniel N., & Lasnik, Howard (eds.) (1990), An  Invitation
     to Cognitive Science: Volume 1-Language (Cambridge, MA:  MIT Press).

(8)  Osherson, Daniel N., & Smith, Edward E. (eds.), (1990), An  Invita-
     tion to Cognitive Science: Volume 3-Thinking (Cambridge, MA:  MIT Press).

(9)  Posner, Michael I. (ed.) (1989), Foundations of  Cognitive  Science
     (Cambridge, MA:  MIT Press).

(10) Proceedings of the  Annual  Conference  of  the  Cognitive  Science
     Society (1981-1990) (Hillsdale, NJ:  Lawrence Erlbaum Associates).

(11) Pylyshyn, Zenon (1985), Computation and Cognition:  Toward a  Foun-
     dation  for  Cognitive  Science,  2nd  edition (Cambridge, MA:  MIT
     Press).

(12) Stillings, Neil A.; Feinstein, Mark H.; Garfield, Jay L.; Rissland,
     Edwina  L.;  Rosenbaum,  David A.; Weisler, Steven E.;  Baker-Ward,
     Lynne (1987), Cognitive Science:  An Introduction  (Cambridge,  MA:
     MIT Press).

			William J. Rapaport
			Associate Professor of Computer Science
			and
			Center for Cognitive Science

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