Cognitive Science and Folk Psychology: The Right Frame of Mind

Pim Haselager

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Introduction Folk Psychology and Cognitive Science Representations and Cognition The Frame Problem The Problem of Non-Demonstrative Inference The Neurocomputational Theory of Cognition Conclusion

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