My cogsci top ten plus (Cem Bozsahin)

Just to exploit the benefits of a non-representative (ie. direct) democracy, aka. web, I publicise my own top ten plus list, for whatever it's worth:

  1. Ibn Haldun. Muqaddimah. 1377.
  2. Hume. Treatise. 1739.
  3. Husserl. Logical investigations. 1900.
  4. Schonfinkel. On the building blocks of mathematical logic. 1920.
  5. Kohler. The mentality of apes. 1924.
  6. Turing. On computable numbers. 1936.
  7. Lashley. The problem of serial order in behavior. 1951.
  8. Arnheim. Art and visual perception. 1954.
  9. Chomsky. Syntactic structures. 1957.
  10. Miller, Galanter, Pribram. Plans and the structure of behavior. 1960.
  11. Simon. The sciences of the artificial. 1969.
  12. Montague. PTQ. 1970.
  13. Dennett. Intentional systems. 1971.
  14. Newell. You can't play twenty questions with nature and win. 1973.
  15. Fodor. The language of thought. 1975.
  16. Jaynes. The origin of consciousness in the breakdown of the bicameral mind. 1976.
  17. Marr. Artificial intelligence--a personal view. 1977.
  18. Searle. Minds, brains and programs. 1980.
  19. Abelson, Sussman, Sussman. Structure and interpretation of computer programs. 1985.
  20. Dennett. Julian Jaynes' software archeology. 1986.
  21. Valiant. Probably approximately correct. 2013.