Gualtiero Piccinini and Sam Scott’s paper “Splitting Concepts” together with my reply “How to Split Concepts: A Reply to Piccinini and Scott” is now published in Philosophy of Science (73, 4). This is a very nice exchange and I hope it will get other people interested in this issue. Edouard …
Justin Sytsma and I (Pittsburgh, HPS) are surveying people’s intuitions about mental states. We would appreciate if the readers of this blog took part in this survey. We ask participants to complete a 5-minute questionnaire and we ask a few biographic questions. The questionnaire is entirely anonymous and your response …
The program of the 2007 meeting of the Society for Philosophy and Psychology (Toronto) is on-line. In many respects, the program is similar to last year’s program in St-Louis. Both programs have a session on animal cognition, a session on experimental philosophy (contributed paper last year, invited symposium this year), …
The call for paper for the 2007 meeting of the Society for Philosophy and Psychology is now out (here). The deadline is March, 1.
I open a thread for eventual comments on Chapter 2. Comments can of course be sent to me by e-mail. Thanks for those of you who read the chapter and commented on it. Abstract In Chapter 2, I distinguish two meanings of the term “concept” in philosophy—concepts as capacities …
I open a thread where you can leave some comments on chap. 1. A few of you have already sent me written comments. Many thanks.
I sent the first chapter of my book by e-mail. If you volunteered to read it, but have not received it, it’s because I do not have your mail. I will open a thread on Monday. If you want to send me comments before, please do it by e-mail. Thanks …
