In one section, this work discusses a soldier who masters the concept of "contour" and is unable to define "contour" but is able to relate how he mastered it to argue that abstract concepts are not learned, and only the way in which the term is used is learned.  This work claims that "specialist theories" can only be philosophically analyzed uniformly via a general vocabulary as part of its author's interpretation of "ordinary language".  The logical cause and effect relationship between reason and action is expanded under an assumption of phys
In one section, this work discusses a soldier who masters the concept of "contour" and is unable to define "contour" but is able to relate how he mastered it to argue that abstract concepts are not learned, and only the way in which the term is used is learned.  This work claims that "specialist theories" can only be philosophically analyzed uniformly via a general vocabulary as part of its author's interpretation of "ordinary language".  The logical cause and effect relationship between reason and action is expanded under an assumption of physicality into an infinite regression of prior actions, part of an extended criticism of the "type-error" or "category-mistake" which arises from applying perceptual definitions to non-perceptual mental processes.  Describing a certain philosophy as relying on a "ghost in the machine", for 10 points, name this behaviorist-influenced attack on Cartesian dualism written by Gilbert Ryle.
In one section, this work discusses a soldier who masters the concept of "contour" and is unable to define "contour" but is able to relate how he mastered it to argue that abstract concepts are not learned, and only the way in which the term is used is learned.  
The Concept of {Mind}