Routledge Language and Meaning in Cognitive Science - AI Research

This collection by Routledge gathers seminal papers from philosophers and scientists exploring the conceptual foundations of artificial intelligence and cognitive science across two decades of research. The volume illuminates central themes in how language and meaning function within cognitive systems, bridging multiple disciplines including computer science, linguistics, biology, information science, psychology, and neuroscience. Each section begins with a comprehensive introduction that contextualises the coverage within broader theoretical perspectives and connects it to companion volumes in the series. The work synthesises key developments in semantic theory and artificial intelligence, offering essential reading for researchers, academics, and students seeking to understand the intersection of language, cognition, and computational theory. This is part of the Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science series, providing both foundational concepts and advanced insights into how meaning emerges in cognitive systems.