How trivial is the “trivial neuron doctrine”?
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 22 (5):834-835 (1999)
| Abstract | I argue that Gold & Stoljar's “trivial neuron doctrine” is not in fact trivial. Many familiar positions in the philosophy of mind run afoul of it, and it is unclear that even those whom Gold & Stoljar identify as adherents of the trivial neuron doctrine can be comfortably described as such. | |||||||||
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