Churchlands and Their Critics

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Cambridge, Mass.: Wiley-Blackwell (1996)
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The influence of Patricia and Paul Churchland's work on contemporary philosophy and cognitive science has been profound. The Churchlands have challenged nearly all prevailing doctrines concerning knowledge, mind, science, and language.

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B945.C47.C48 1996

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Conceptual analysis and neuropsychology.J. C. Marshall & J. A. Gurd
Dealing in futures: Folk psychology and the role of representations in cognitive science.Andy Clark
Images and subjectivity: Neurobiological trials and tribulations.A. R. Damasio & H. Damasio
Explanatory pluralism and the coevolution of theories in science.  (pages 17--47)Robert N. McCauley
Churchland on state space semantics.  (pages 145--158)J. Fodor & E. Lepore
Reply to Churchland.  (pages 159--62)J. A. Fodor & E. Lepore
The Furniture of the Mind: a Yard of Hope, a Ton of Terror?  (pages 176--91)John C. Marshall & Jennifer M. Gurd
Replies from the Churchlands.  (pages 217--306)P. M. Churchland & P. S. Churchland
Clark's connectionist defense of folk psychology.  (pages 250--5)P. M. Churchland & P. S. Churchland
Second reply to Fodor and Lepore.  (pages 278--83)P. M. Churchland
Do we propose to eliminate consciousness?  (pages 297--300)Patricia S. Churchland

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