Cognitive Map

Cognitive Maps or Cognitive Models can be abstract, flat or spatial representations of Cognitive Spaces. When these Cognitive Spaces are combined they can form a Cognitive Panorama. We can distinguish cognitive maps or cognitive spaces as being either "workbenches of the mind" (Baars) and "externally related workbenches of the mind" (Benking) as representatons of the inside or outside.

 

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