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Introduction: The place of analogy in cognition

Authors: Holyoak, KJ Gentner, D Kokinov, BN

Citation: Kj. Holyoak et al., Introduction: The place of analogy in cognition, ANALOGICAL MIND, 2001, pp. 1-19

Exploring analogy in the large

Authors: Forbus, KD

Citation: Kd. Forbus, Exploring analogy in the large, ANALOGICAL MIND, 2001, pp. 23-58

Integrating memory and reasoning in analogy-making: The AMBR model

Authors: Kokinov, BN Petrov, AA

Citation: Bn. Kokinov et Aa. Petrov, Integrating memory and reasoning in analogy-making: The AMBR model, ANALOGICAL MIND, 2001, pp. 59-124

The STAR-2 model for mapping hierarchically structured analogs

Authors: Wilson, WH Halford, GS Gray, B Phillips, S

Citation: Wh. Wilson et al., The STAR-2 model for mapping hierarchically structured analogs, ANALOGICAL MIND, 2001, pp. 125-159

Toward an understanding of analogy within a biological symbol system

Authors: Holyoak, KJ Hummel, JE

Citation: Kj. Holyoak et Je. Hummel, Toward an understanding of analogy within a biological symbol system, ANALOGICAL MIND, 2001, pp. 161-195

Metaphor is like analogy

Authors: Gentner, D Bowdle, BF Wolff, P Boronat, C

Citation: D. Gentner et al., Metaphor is like analogy, ANALOGICAL MIND, 2001, pp. 199-253

Conceptual blending and analogy

Authors: Fauconnier, G

Citation: G. Fauconnier, Conceptual blending and analogy, ANALOGICAL MIND, 2001, pp. 255-285

Setting limits on analogy: Why conceptual combination is not structural alignment

Authors: Keane, MT Costello, F

Citation: Mt. Keane et F. Costello, Setting limits on analogy: Why conceptual combination is not structural alignment, ANALOGICAL MIND, 2001, pp. 287-312

The analogical paradox: Why analogy is so easy in naturalistic settings, yet so difficult in the psychological laboratory

Authors: Dunbar, K

Citation: K. Dunbar, The analogical paradox: Why analogy is so easy in naturalistic settings, yet so difficult in the psychological laboratory, ANALOGICAL MIND, 2001, pp. 313-334

Emotional analogies and analogical inference

Authors: Thagard, P Shelley, C

Citation: P. Thagard et C. Shelley, Emotional analogies and analogical inference, ANALOGICAL MIND, 2001, pp. 335-362

Analogy and analogical comparison in choice

Authors: Markman, AB Moreau, CP

Citation: Ab. Markman et Cp. Moreau, Analogy and analogical comparison in choice, ANALOGICAL MIND, 2001, pp. 363-399

Semantic alignments in mathematical word problems

Authors: Bassok, M

Citation: M. Bassok, Semantic alignments in mathematical word problems, ANALOGICAL MIND, 2001, pp. 401-433

Analogical reasoning in children

Authors: Goswami, U

Citation: U. Goswami, Analogical reasoning in children, ANALOGICAL MIND, 2001, pp. 437-470

Can an ape reason analogically? Comprehension and production of analogicalproblems by Sarah, a chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes)

Authors: Oden, DL Thompson, RKR Premack, D

Citation: Dl. Oden et al., Can an ape reason analogically? Comprehension and production of analogicalproblems by Sarah, a chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes), ANALOGICAL MIND, 2001, pp. 471-497

Epilogue: Analogy as the core of cognition

Authors: Hofstadter, DR

Citation: Dr. Hofstadter, Epilogue: Analogy as the core of cognition, ANALOGICAL MIND, 2001, pp. 499-538

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