The Language of Thought
Harvard University Press (1975)
| Abstract | INTRODUCTION: TWO KINDS OF RLDUCTIONISM The man who laughs is the one who has not yet heard the terrible news. BERTHOLD BRECHT I propose, in this book, ... | |||||||||
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