"computationalism" meaning in English

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          "text": "Computationalism has become something like a research paradigm in cognitive science. That does not mean the brain has the architecture of a standard computer: It doesn't. Furthermore, the precise computational format of the brain is a matter of ongoing controversy. But nowadays computationalism has taken on a broader significance that involves describing the brain and its parts algorithmically.",
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