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Multiple Center-embedding: What's Pronounceable is Comprehensible (talk recording available)
Laura Gordon
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Perception and Neurons
Laura Gordon
139
Reliability and Interpretability of High-Density EEG-Based Source Imaging-Enabling Tools for a Cognitive Neuroscience of the Individual
Laura Gordon
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The Value of Tactile Sensations in Haptics and Robotics
Laura Gordon
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On 'is' and 'ought': Rationality and normative inference
Laura Gordon
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The Quick Methods: Bayesian Adaptive Estimation of Psychological Functions
Laura Gordon
128
Linguistic Judgments (NOTE: This talk is on FRIDAY, at 1:00pm and will be held in the PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT, GATEWAY TRANSIT BUILDING, LECTURE HALL, ROOM 524 AB-therefore, the pizza lunch will not be available)
Laura Gordon
94
Fields and Flows in the Visual Estimation of 3D Shape
Laura Gordon
112
Verb-argument representations and world knowledge in language comprehension (talk recording available)
Laura Gordon
60
Two Day Workshop May 22/23-Schedule and Presenters Papers!
Laura Gordon
0
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