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Antony, L. 75 n, 122 n
Armstrong, S. 93
Aristotle 86
Baker, L. 64
Barsalow, L. 93 n
Block, N. 94
Bonatti, L. 55
Burge, T. 77
Campbell, K. 153 n
Carey, S. 47, 113, 114 n, 154
Carnap, R. 86, 112, 122
Carroll, L. 125 n
Carruthers, P. 8
Chomsky, N. 96
Churchland, P. 93 n
Clark, A. 97 n, 98
Collins, Alan 90
Collins, Arthur 24
Correra, N. 48
Cummins, R. 98 n
Darwin, C. 128–9, 133
Davidson, D. 96
Dennett, D. 26
Descartes, R. 127, 130
Devitt, M. 8
Dretske, F. 12
Duhem, P. 25, 160–1
Dummett, M. 4–6
Fodor, J. 13, 44, 49, 54, 61, 75 n, 77,
93 n, 96, 100 n, 104 n, 114, 115 n, 128,
131, 133, 145 n
Frege, G. 15–21, 22
Gibson, J. J. 75 n
Gleitman, L. 58 n
Gleitman, H. 93
Gopnik, M. 113–14, 116–17
Gordon, R. 112
Grice, P. 9, 86
Grim, P. 120
Harman, G. 30
Higginbotham, J. 51 n, 106
Hume, D. 5, 9–10
Jackendoff, R. 45, 49–56, 110, 149 n
Johnson-Laird, P. 28
Kamph, H. 103
Kant, I. 10
Katz, J. 82
Keil, F. 112, 113 n, 118 n, 154
Keller, H. 76, 79
Konrfilt, R. 48
Kripke, S. 20 n
Lakoff, G. 50 n, 148–9
Lepore, E. 13, 49, 54, 96, 100 n, 114
Levine, J. 122 n
Locke, J. 116, 130
Loewer, B. 125
Marcus, G. 66,
Margolis, E. 64, 112
Mates, B. 16, 17
Medin, D. 93, 117–18
Miller, G. 28
Murphy, G. D. 117
Nicklarson, L. 26 n
Osherson, D. 102–4
Paivio, A. 46
Partee, B. 103, 111
Peacocke, C. 15, 104, 138
Piaget, J. 154
Pinker, S. 54, 56–64
Preti, C. 20 n
Putnam, H. 20 n, 56 n
Pylyshyn, Z. 95
Quillian, M. 90
Quine, W. V. O. 25, 45–6, 69, 70–2, 80,
82, 86, 87, 92, 112, 144–5
AUTHOR INDEX
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Ramsey, F. 53
Rey, G. 125
Rosche, E. 92 n
Ryle, G. 9–10, 124–5, 163 n
Samet, J. 128
Schiffer, S. 8, 96, 136 n
Smart, J. J. C. 153 n
Smith, E. 93, 102–3
Smolensky, P. 97 n
Sober, E. 83 n
Sosa, E. 21
Strawson, P. 86
Sosa, E. 21
Turing, A. 10–12, 13, 22, 95
Van Gelder, T. 26 n
Wattenmaker, W. 117–18
Wittgenstein, L. 9–10, 24, 69, 92 n
Woods, W. 85
Zadrozny, W. 94
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