Sorensen's Reply to Bunzl and Feldman

COMMENTARY Clarifying the Foundations of Evolutionary Psychology: A Reply to Lloyd and Feldman

Lloyd and Feldman’s (this issue) continuing commentary on our recent target article and rejoinder (Ellis & Ketelaar, 2000; Ketelaar & Ellis, 2000) focuses on two overarching issues. First, Lloyd and Feldman claim that our description of the core metatheoretical assumptions of modern evolutionary theory overemphasizes the role of inclusive fitness (i.e., the so-called selfish gene approach) at t...

Response to reviews by Feldman, Perlis, Taylor

I want to thank the AIJ and the three reviewers Jerome Feldman, John Taylor, and Don Perlis for reviewing my book, “On Intelligence”. Perlis’ review speaks of “fascination and frustration” with my book. He finds it fascinating because I “hint at a potentially unifying view” of intelligence and he finds it frustrating because the book is “sketchy” and he finds many of my claims about AI “questio...

Research Statement - Ronen Feldman

The information age has made it easy to store large amounts of data. The proliferation of documents available on the Web, on corporate intranets, on news wires, and elsewhere is overwhelming. However, while the amount of data available to us is constantly increasing, our ability to absorb and process this information remains constant. Search engines only exacerbate the problem by making more an...

The Authors’ Reply

The Authors’ Reply