A farewell to functionalism
Philosophical Studies 48 (July):1-14 (1985)
| Abstract | dilemma, a dilemma concerning the individuation of psychological states that explain behavior. Beliefs are individuated by most functionahsts in terms of that 'that'-clauses; functional states are individuated 'narrowly' (i.e. | |||||||||
| Keywords | Functionalism Mental States Metaphysics | |||||||||
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