For 10 points, name this author of The Modularity of Mind and The Language of Thought.
This man called the feature of thought that allows people who know how to say "John loves the girl" to also know how to say "the girl loves John" "systematicity" in a paper written with Zenon Pylyshyn. That paper by him argued that the connectionist approach to mind was unable to explain such properties. A book by this man used the example of optical illusions to argue that because we can know an image is illusory but still be unable to see it any other way, perception and language are (*) "informationally encapsulated" from the central system of thought. He called the confusion between his preferred philosophy of mind and dualism the "original sin of the Wittgensteinian tradition" and defended the thesis that thought relies on mental representations with a semantic structure. For 10 points, name this author of The Modularity of Mind and The Language of Thought.
This man called the feature of thought that allows people who know how to say "John loves the girl" to also know how to say "the girl loves John" "systematicity" in a paper written with Zenon Pylyshyn.
Jerry (Alan) Fodor