The Beliefs of Mute Animals
In Mario De Caro, Francesco Ferretti & Massimo Marraffa (eds.), Cartography of the Mind. Kluwer (2007)
| Abstract | In this paper I argue that it is possible to attribute beliefs and other intentional states to mute animals. This kind of attribution is substantial, in that it does not allow for some minimal form of co referential failure. | |||||||||
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