Another argument by this man, relies on three (*) axioms, two of which are "minds have mental contents" and "syntax by itself is neither constitutive nor sufficient for semantics.
One of this man's works uses the example of the decline of the requirements for knighthood to show how the deontic powers associated with status functions derived from institutional facts has decayed. In addition to his most recent work The Construction of Social Reality, this philosopher criticized a different thinker for his interpretation of Austin's term the "parasitic" and his own conception of "iterability." That essay by this thinker, called "Reiterating the Differences" was the subject of Jacques Derrida's Limited Inc. Another argument by this man, relies on three (*) axioms, two of which are "minds have mental contents" and "syntax by itself is neither constitutive nor sufficient for semantics." That argument against strong AI is best illustrated by a man who feeds in strips of text to a man with a dictionary in another room. For 10 points, identify this philosopher who formulated the Chinese Room argument.
One of this man's works uses the example of the decline of the requirements for knighthood to show how the deontic powers associated with status functions derived from institutional facts has decayed.
John {Searle}