Hugh Clapin Philosophy of Mental Representation 2002 UK Trade Paperback-image
Hugh Clapin Philosophy of Mental Representation 2002 UK Trade Paperback-image

Hugh Clapin Philosophy of Mental Representation 2002 UK Trade Paperback

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Publisher: Oxford University Press, Incorporated Item Width: 6.1 in ISBN-10: 0198250525 Intended Audience: Trade Author: Hugh Clapin Language: English Item Length: 9.2 in Format: Uk-Trade Paper Genre: Philosophy Publication Year: 2002 Illustrator: Yes Book Title: Philosophy of Mental Representation Item Height: 0.8 in ISBN-13: 9780198250524 LC Classification Number: BD418.3.P447 2002 Dewey Edition: 21 Dewey Decimal: 128/.2 gtin13: 9780198250524 LCCN: 2001-055472 Item Weight: 18 Oz Table Of Content: Introduction1 On Clark 1.1. John Haugeland: Andy Clark on Cognition and Representation1.2. The Roots of 'Norm-Hungriness'1.3. Discussion2 On Dennett 2.1. Andy Clark: Minds, Brains, and Tools2.2. Reply to Clark2.3. Discussion3 On Haugeland 3.1. Robert Cummins: Haugeland on Representation and Intentionality3.2. Reply to Cummins3.3. Discussion4 On Cummins 4.1. Brian Cantwell Smith: Cummins -- Or Something Isomorphic to Him4.2. Comments on Smith on Cummins4.3. Discussion5 On Smith 5.1. Daniel Dennett: Brian Cantwell Smith5.2. Reply5.3. Discussion6 Tacit Representation in Functional Architecture 6.1. Hugh Clapin6.2. DiscussionBibliography, Index Topic: Mind & Body, Epistemology Synopsis: In Philosophy of Mental Representation five of the most original and important thinkers in philosophy of mind engage in an overlapping dialogue about mental representation. In new papers, contributors Andy Clark, Robert Cummins, Daniel Dennett, John Haugeland and Brian Cantwell Smith each investigate the views and claims of one of the other contributors regarding mental representation. The subject then offers a reply. An exciting feature of this collection is the dynamic discussion among all contributors following each exchange. The editor frames the discussions and provides a way into the debates for readers new to them., In Philosophy of Mental Representation five of the most original and important thinkers in philosophy of mind engage in an overlapping dialogue about mental representation. In new papers, contributors Andy Clark, Robert Cummins, Daniel Dennett, John Haugeland and Brian Cantwell Smith each investigate the views and claims of one of the other contributors regarding mental representation. The subject then offers a reply. An exciting feature of this collection is the dynamic discussion among all contributors following each exchange. This collection offers the latest thinking on mental representation carefully and critically analyzed by the leading thinkers in the field., In Philosophy of Mental Representation five of the most original and important thinkers in philosophy of mind engage in an overlapping dialogue about mental representation. In new papers, contributors Andy Clark, Robert Cummins, Daniel Dennett, John Haugeland and Brian Cantwell Smith each investigate the views and claims of one of the other contributors regarding mental representation. The subject then offers a reply. An exciting feature of this collection is the dynamic discussion among all contributors following each exchange. This collection offersthe latest thinking on mental representation carefully and critically analysed by the leading thinkers in the field. Number of Pages: 348 Pages brand: Oxford University Press, Incorporated

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  1. This book dives deep into the complexities of mental representation with clear, engaging writing. Clapin breaks down tough concepts in a way that’s accessible without oversimplifying. Perfect for students and anyone curious about cognitive science—thought-provoking and well-structured. A must-read for philosophy of mind enthusiasts!

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