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| 245 | -- | 265 | Valentin A. Nepomnyashchikh, Konstantin A. Podgornyj. Emergence of Adaptive Searching Rules from the Dynamics of a Simple Nonlinear System |
| 266 | -- | 269 | Fred Keijzer. Making Decisions does not Suffice for Minimal Cognition |
| 270 | -- | 272 | Andy Clark. Forces, Fields, and the Role of Knowledge in Action |
| 273 | -- | 275 | Shimon Edelman. But Will It Scale Up? Not without Representations |
| 276 | -- | 278 | Brett R. Fajen, Michael T. Turvey. Perception, Categories, and Possibilities for Action |
| 279 | -- | 280 | Seth Bullock. Making Room for Representation |
| 281 | -- | 283 | Shu-Chen Li. Putting Developmental Dynamics of Dynamic Perception and Cognition First |
| 284 | -- | 288 | Ezequiel A. Di Paolo, Inman Harvey. Decisions and Noise: The Scope of Evolutionary Synthesis and Dynamical Analysis |
| 289 | -- | 290 | Manuel de Pinedo, Jason Noble. Mind/Body Problems? Turn to Beer |
| 291 | -- | 295 | Thomas J. Koehnle, Jeffrey C. Schank. Power Tools Needed for the Dynamical Toolbox |
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