On sympathies with J. J. Gibson and on focusing reference

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 22 (4):732-733 (1999)
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Abstract

Something of the relation of my work on substance concepts to Gibsonian theories of perception–action is discussed. What historical relations tie a particular substance concept to a particular substance is discussed.

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