Modes of Knowing

Faith and Philosophy 26 (5):553-565 (2009)
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Abstract

The rapid, perplexing increase in the incidence of autism has led to a correlative increase in research on it and on normally developing children as well. In this paper I consider some of this research, not only for what it shows us about human cognitive capacities but also for its suggestive implications regarding the ability of science to teach us about the world.

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Eleonore Stump
Saint Louis University

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