Description
The Laws of Thought explores one of humanity’s most profound efforts to connect mathematics, logic, and human psychology. The author uses a historical and philosophical perspective to trace the development of mathematical logic and the efforts of scientists to formulate human thought processes. The book shows how the logical laws that govern our minds can be translated into the language of mathematical symbols and equations, forming the foundation of modern computer science.
The author then explores whether machines and artificial systems can one day fully simulate the structure of human thought. This work looks beyond dry mathematical formulas to the epistemological and philosophical aspects of the mind. This book will be very interesting and thought-provoking for those interested in the philosophy of science, artificial intelligence, cognitive science, and pure mathematics.
Book Features
- A study of the history and evolution of mathematical logic from ancient times to the modern computer age.
- Analyzing the relationship between the structure of the human mind and symbolic logic systems
- A philosophical, analytical, and profound language in examining the nature of thinking and intelligence.
- Examining the challenges and limitations of fully mathematizing the human mind and consciousness
- Suitable for cognitive science researchers, philosophers, and those interested in the basics of artificial intelligence.
Book specifications
- Publisher: Henry Holt and Company
- Lecturer/Author: Tom Griffiths
- Number of pages: 275
- Number of chapters: 15
- Format: PDF
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