Christopher K. Koenigsberg Cognitive Science Page

Christopher K. (Chris) Koenigsberg Cognitive Science Page

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My interests in cognitive science

I have a strong interest in music-related perception and cognition, and "psychoacoustics", with my background in contemporary and experimental music.

I took the basic courses in Software Engineering at Carnegie-Mellon University back in the 1970's, including Artificial Intelligence with Dr. Raj Reddy. But the landscape has changed significantly since then since the return of neural networks and other advances in related fields, and the (debatable) failure of symbolic oriented systems to meet some of their ambitious goals.

Recently I have been doing a lot of armchair reading, in philosophy related to AI and cognition (starting with lots of Daniel Dennett), cognitive linguistics (Lakoff), also various "popular" books (not too technical although not exactly bestsellers either :-) on neuroscience, etc.

Links concerning music perception and cognition


this is just a placeholder, I will try and make a decent list here as a resource to the CogSci mailing list

Links to Cognitive Science pages around the Net

(coming soon)

I'll try to put up a rudimentary bibliography here soon, of what I've been reading.

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