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Vol. 38 No. 3 (2017): Trends in contemporary polish philosophy of mind
Vol. 38 No. 3 (2017): Trends in contemporary polish philosophy of mind
edited by Paweł Grabarczyk and Dawid Misztal
Published:
2017-09-30
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The false dichotomy between causal realization and semantic computation
Marcin Miłkowski
1-21
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Watered down essences and elusive speech communities: two objections against Putnam’s twin earth argument
Witold M. Hensel
22-41
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What does the sensory apparatus do when there is nothing to perceive? The salience of sensory absence
Katarzyna Kobos
42-57
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Mental concepts: theoretical, observational or dispositional approach?
Marek Pokropski
58-73
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Embodied cognition: looking inward
Przemysław R. Nowakowski
74-97
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Just how conservative is conservative predictive processing?
Paweł Gładziejewski
98-122
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Semantic internalism is a mistake
Krystyna Bielecka
123-146
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Knowledge about our experience and distinguishing between possibilities
Maria Matuszkiewicz
147-168
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Introduction: Trends in Contemporary Polish Philosophy of Mind
Paweł Grabarczyk, Dawid Misztal
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English
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