Titlebook: Keeping the World in Mind; Mental Representatio Anne Jaap Jacobson Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

BYRE

From Fodorian to Aristotelian Representations,re of processing symbols according to algorithms, a picture that morphs easily into one of mental processes as computations over semantically contentful representations. And that provides a major piece of Fodor’s language of thought hypothesis.

agonist

曲解

Ideas, Language and Skepticism,as that represent, for example, all cats by not representing any of the particular features that might distinguish among them. Hume’s argument will, he tells us, prove ‘that it is utterly impossible to conceive any quantity or quality, without forming a precise notion of its degrees.’ There are three arguments that are supposed to show this.

CON

幻影

Actions, Emotions and Beliefs, Part II,nception (Davidson, 2001; Schlosser, 2011). Reasons for action consist of a belief and desire (in some very general sense of those words) that cause the action, where the belief and desire are of the form: I believe that if I do X then I will get Y; I want Y.

運(yùn)動(dòng)性

micronutrients

Gerontology

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惡心

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諷刺

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