Metaphors of chess is a suggestive informative essay about the curiosity and knowledge.
that will surprise the reader by originality, theoretical biologist Rasskin Gutman Diego offers an analysis that transcends the traditional view of chess as a game, like art or science.
The result is an entertaining and thorough, reflecting the author's sincere passion for the noblest of games. A book that will appeal to all those who, like Rasskin, seek to understand the mysteries of the human mind from a naturalist perspective. Chess metaphors on a journey of exploration beyond the limits of the game, as four metaphors that enrich each other: the brain, such as biological vehicle, creator of metaphors, the mind, as individual process metaphor of the world, intelligence artificial, as a scientific tool, the heir to the metaphors of silicon and own chess as a metaphor of the knowledge, the pursuit of knowledge and, ultimately, of human experience.
practice chess master is considered a paradigm of intelligent behavior, a laboratory ideal for analyzing the functioning of the brain and mind. For a long time has wanted to build devices that mimic human behavior and functions.
The suspicion aroused by the image of a chess grandmaster losing a game against a machine (which occurred officially for the first time in 1989-Bent Larsen "Deep Thought" is now quite common) portends a future of science fiction dominated by sinister artificial minds.
Rasskin discusses these issues, surprising the reader with a book that draws on elements from neurobiology, psychology, philosophy of mind, computer science, artificial intelligence and the history, practice and master chess program generation. Included for the first time in the famous English protocols Adriaan de Groot.
A window on the mind of Paul Keres, Alexander Alekhine, Ruben Fine, Salo Flohr, and Dr. Max Euwe. From the foreword by Jorge Wagensberg:. "Chess metaphors not only provides also provides paradoxes, ways, methods, feelings, ideas, techniques, speculations, stories, hints, encouragement, insights, knowledge ...
Diego's essay Rasskin Gutman is full of it. Gives the impression that the ideas of this work long ago that cross the mind of a scientist interested in everything that has to do with the complexities of the world, while thinking on science, playing chess or contemplating a work of art. Now they have ordered in essay form.
I'm lost for a long season. And now the third, one of the university's hand, another hand of Richard Feynman and now the hand of Diego Rasskin Gutman. "Included for the first time in the famous English protocols Adriaan de Groot. A window on the mind of Paul Keres, Alexander Alekhine, Ruben Fine, Salo Flohr, and Dr. Max Euwe.
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