Cognitive foundations of arithmetic: Evolution and ontogenisis
Cognitive foundations of arithmetic: Evolution and ontogenisis
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10.1111/1468-0017.00155
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发表时间：
2001-02-01
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2
通讯作者：
Carey, S
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作者：
Carey, S
Dehaene（本卷）阐明了一个自然主义的方法来认识数学的基础。此外，他认为，“数线”（模拟量）系统的代表性是进化和个体发育的基础上的数字概念。在这里，我赞同Dehaene的自然主义立场，也是他的表征模拟数量表示。虽然模拟幅度表示的数值概念的进化基础的一部分，我认为，他们不太可能是一部分的个体发育基础的能力，代表自然数。相反，显式整数列表表示的发展来源。一些更可能是系统，如对象文件表示，阐明了中级对象为基础的注意力，系统，建立并行表示的小集合的个人。
Dehaene (this volume) articulates a naturalistic approach to the cognitive foundations of mathematics. Further, he argues that the 'number line' (analog magnitude) system of representation is the evolutionary and ontogenetic foundation of numerical concepts. Here I endorse Dehaene's naturalistic stance and also his characterization of analog magnitude number representations. Although analog magnitude representations are part of the evolutionary foundations of numerical concepts, I argue that they are unlikely to be part of the the ontogenetic foundations of the capacity to represent natural number. Rather, the developmental source of explicit integer list representations of. number are more likely to be systems such as the object-file representations that articulate mid-level object based attention, systems that build parallel representations of small sets of individuals.