This man's conflicts with other philosophers include a critique of J.J. Gibson's "ecological psychology," written with Zenon Pylyshyn, and a long debate with Jaegwon Kim regarding this man's theory of multiple realizability. He attempts to combine Davidson's Swamp-Man and Putnam's Twin-Earth in an appendix to his work, The Elm and the Expert, though his most famous work was expanded on by Steven Pinker in How the Mind Works, a book this man notably disliked and responded to with his own work, The Mind Doesn't Work That 
This man's conflicts with other philosophers include a critique of J.J. Gibson's "ecological psychology," written with Zenon Pylyshyn, and a long debate with Jaegwon Kim regarding this man's theory of multiple realizability. He attempts to combine Davidson's Swamp-Man and Putnam's Twin-Earth in an appendix to his work, The Elm and the Expert, though his most famous work was expanded on by Steven Pinker in How the Mind Works, a book this man notably disliked and responded to with his own work, The Mind Doesn't Work That Way. FTP, name this analytic philosopher who argued for a difference between mental and public languages in The Language of Thought, and developed a theory of brain organization in Modularity of the Mind.
This man's conflicts with other philosophers include a critique of J.J. Gibson's "ecological psychology," written with Zenon Pylyshyn, and a long debate with Jaegwon Kim regarding this man's theory of multiple realizability.
Jerry Alan {Fodor}