Developmental Disorders and Cognitive Architecture

The dissociations that result from developmental psychopathologies (Down syndrome, etc.) have been one of the main sources of evidence for breaking up the mind into pieces – that is, for identifying the components of the typical cognitive architecture. But is this practice justified? Do these dissociations really provide evidence about …

A New Trend in Philosophy Journals’ Editorial Process?

Philosophy journals are notoriously slow in processing submissions.  They often take a year or so to decide whether to accept a paper, and when they reject, they often give no useful feedback to the author.  At the same time, editors complain about the increasing number of submissions – most of which …

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