The Construction of Cognitive Maps Book

The Construction of Cognitive Maps: An Introduction; J. Portugali. Part One: Theoretical Frameworks. Inter-representation Networks and Cognitive Mappings; J. Portugali. Synergetics, Inter-representation Networks and Cognitive Maps; H. Haken, J. Portugali. Connectionism and Neural Networks. Neural Network Models of Cognitive Maps; S. Gopal. Connectionist Models in Spatial Cognition; T. Ghiselli-Crippa, et al. The Ecological Approach. The Ecological Approach to Navigation: A Gibsonian Perspective; H. Heft. Experiential Realism. Verbal Directions for Way-Finding: Space, Cognition and Language; H. Couclelis. Part Two: Transformations. From Visual Information to Cognitive Maps. Vision: From Visual Information to Cognitive Maps; J. Sholl. Constructing Cognitive Maps with Orientation Biases; R. Lloyd, R. Cammack. Cognitive Maps by Visually Impaired People. Cognitive Mapping and Wayfinding by Adults Without Vision; R.G. Golledge, et al. The Construction of Cognitive Maps by Children with Visual Impairments; S. Ungar, et al. From Language to Cognitive Maps. Language as a Means of Constructing and Conveying Cognitive Maps; N. Franklin. Modes of Linearization in the Description of Spatial Configurations; M.-P. Daniel, et al. Part Three: Specific Themes. Spatial Reasoning. Modeling Directional Knowledge and Reasoning in Environmental Space: Testing Qualitative Metrics; D.R. Montello, A.U. Frank. Cognitive Mapping and Culture. Mapping as a Cultural Universal; D. Stea, et al. Subject Index.