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Institutions and National Organizationsgnificant claims of animal competence below the level of genuine language itself entails a distinctive view of the empirical nature of the issues. It is not in the least unreasonable to resist the separation of apparent questions of fact and questions of why it is that we regard particular questions

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-04421-4attitudes and that the structure of the propositional content of such attitudes is, and must be, modelled on sentences. Similarly, the issue may be fairly freed from the question of physicalistic reduction, in the plain sense that, should reductionism obtain, the phenomena of human intelligence woul

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Nature, Culture, and Persons, this, for example, symptomatically, in the appearance of a new, explicit dualism within analytic philosophy of science — as in the most recent speculations of Karl Popper regarding what he calls World 3.. Roughly speaking, the conceptual requirements entailed in reconciling our picture of physical

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Animal and Human Minds,gnificant claims of animal competence below the level of genuine language itself entails a distinctive view of the empirical nature of the issues. It is not in the least unreasonable to resist the separation of apparent questions of fact and questions of why it is that we regard particular questions