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gument for the CogPrime Approach 477 49.1 Introduction 477 49.2 Multi-Memory Systems 477 49.3 Perception, Action and Environment 478 49.4 Developmental Pathways 479 49.5 Knowledge Representation 480 49.6 Cognitive Processes 480 49.6.1 Uncertain Logic for Declarative Knowledge 481 49.6.2

nic Atoms have natural names. For instance. the Schemallode corresponding to the ele- mentary schema function + may quite naturally be named "+". The NumberNode corresponding to the number .5 may naturally be named ".5", and the CharacterNode corresponding to the character c may naturally be named "c". Thes

rad. Understanding Natural Language. Edinburgh University Press, 1972. Wit07. David C. Witherington. The Dynamic Systems Approach as Metatheory for Developmental Psy- chology, Human Development. 50, 2007. Wol02. Stephen Wolfram. A New Kind of Science. Wolfram Media. 2002. WW06. Matt Williams and Jon Willia

Atoms. Nodes, math- ematically, can be thought of as "0-ary" links. Some types of Nodes refer to external or mathematical entities (e.g. INordNode, NumberNode); others are purely abstract, e.g. a ConceptNode is characterized purely by the Links relating it to other atoms. Grounded- PredicateNodes and Groun

grad. Understanding Natural Language. Edinburgh University Press, 1972. Wit07. David C. Witherington. The Dynamic Systems Approach as Metatheory for Developmental Psy- chology, Human Development. 50, 2007. Wol02. Stephen Wolfram. A New Kind of Science. Wolfram Media, 2002. WwWwoe. Matt Williams and Jon Willia

of Atoms. Nodes, math- ematically, can be thought of as "O-ary" links. Some types of Nodes refer to external or mathematical entities (e.g. WordNode, NumberNode); others are purely abstract, e.g. a ConceptNode is characterized purely by the Links relating it to other atoms. Grounded- PredicateNodes and Ground