Titlebook: Against Theory of Mind; Ivan Leudar,Alan Costall Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2009 empirical r

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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencech has been the focus of intense scrutiny, frequently dons the somewhat unfortunate label ‘Folk Psychology’ (or FP) in the philosophical literature.. It travels under many other names too: common-sense psychology; na?ve psychology; . psychology; the person theory of humans; belief/ desire psychology — to name but a few.

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On the Historical Antecedents of the Theory of Mind Paradigm thought of as a model of communication. We find that ToMism has roots in Noam Chomsky’s psychology, and Paul Grice’s work on meaning. It is based on their ideas, inherits some of their problems but adds little new. What is new in ToMism in fact makes matters worse by profoundly intellectualizing so

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‘Theory of Mind’: A Critical Commentary Continuedd. We argue that some of these key assumptions carry tacit but implausible conceptions of the nature and role of language in the acquisition of ‘Theory of Mind’. We seek to show that without these misconceptions the idea of a ‘Theory of Mind’ itself becomes superfluous.

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The Roots of Mindblindnessction in a ‘theory of mind mechanism’, resulting in ‘mindblindness’. To establish this point, the chapter takes up two interesting ideas in the ‘Theory of Mind’ literature, but purged of their Cartesianism: first that the study of autism does indeed provide us with critical insights into the develop

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Who , Needs a ‘Theory’ of Mind?: Insights into the Development of Social Understanding Drawn from thries, postulate abstract coherent mental entities and laws, and provide predictions, interpretations and explanations. These, in turn, enable them to interact successfully with other people. Individuals with autism or Asperger’s syndrome are said to be unable to do this.

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Closet Cartesianism in Discursive Psychologyair number of followers. This chapter considers Discursive Psychology’s capacity to address and resolve the problems created by the idea of theory of mind and to provide a viable alternative. Through a detailed analysis of an argument between two discursive psychologists (Derek Edwards and Jonathan

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A Dialogical Approach in Psychology: An Alternative to the Dualism of ToMdividual. Only then can you ask how that single mind comes to realize that there are other minds and how, sooner or later, it starts imputing intentions to others and interacting with them. Considering the dominant belief in the rationality of the individual and the cognitive power of the mind/brain