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| Allocentric and egocentric spatial representations: Definitions, distinctions, and interconnections | 1 | |
| The route direction effect and its constraints | 19 | |
| Spatial information and actions | 39 | |
| The impact of exogenous factors on spatial coding in perception and memory | 63 | |
| Judging spatial relations from memory | 79 | |
| Relations between the mental representation of extrapersonal space and spatial behavior | 107 | |
| Representational levels for the perception of the courses of motion | 129 | |
| How space structures language | 157 | |
| Shape nouns and shape concepts: A geometry for 'corner' | 177 | |
| Typicality effects in the categorization of spatial relations | 203 | |
| The use of locative expressions in dependence of the spatial relation between target and reference object in two-dimensional layouts | 223 | |
| Reference frames for spatial inference in text understanding | 241 | |
| Mental models in spatial reasoning | 267 | |
| Formal models for cognition - taxonomy of spatial location description and frames of reference | 293 | |
| Spatial representation with aspect maps | 313 | |
| A hierarchy of qualitative representations for space | 337 | |
| Spatial reasoning with topological information | 351 | |
| A taxonomy of spatial knowledge for navigation and its application to the Bremen autonomous wheelchair | 373 | |
| Human place learning in a computer generated arena | 399 | |
| Spatial orientation and spatial memory within a 'locomotor maze' for humans | 429 | |
| Behavioral experiments in spatial cognition using virtual reality | 447 | |
| Spatial orientation in virtual environments: Background considerations and experiments | 469 | |
| Author Index | 491 |
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reviewed Spatial Cognition: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Representing and Processing Spatial Knowledge, Vol. 140 on October 16, 2007
Spatial Cognition: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Representing and Processing Spatial Knowledge, Vol. 140
It was an interesting read; like many history books, it feels to detailed at times, but this is just the way it is when reading academic books: They go the steps to make sure you understood why the argument is as it is (or at least think you did).
The topic was particularly interesting for me as my job is related to databases.
I wrote the most annotations for the section on cybernetics.
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