In their paper "what thoughts are made of" (in Embodied Grounding, edited by Gun and Smith, Cambridge U. Press, 2008, pg 108) Boroditsky and Prinz detail a view of the nature of thought which is very similar to my own (as it occurs in my artificial intelligence, Asa H). They also suggest that teaching an agent a natural language (as I have been doing with Asa H) may enhance the agent's level of intelligence.
One difference is that Boroditsky and Prinz discuss representations (of concepts) in terms of feature lists whereas I employ vectors and allow each feature (vector component) to have variable activation.
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