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 argue
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}