Synthese

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2018

504 Pages

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Synthese

Neuroscience and its philosophy

Vol. 195 (5)

Edited by

Gualtiero Piccinini

Publication details

Full citation:

Piccinini, G. (ed) (2018). Neuroscience and its philosophy. Synthese 195 (5).

Table of Contents

What makes unique hues unique?

Arstila Valtteri

1849-1872

A neuropsychological challenge to the sentimentalism/rationalism distinction

Holtzman Geoffrey S.

1873-1889

Enactive autonomy in computational systems

Villalobos Mario; Dewhurst Joe

1891-1908

An interventionist approach to psychological explanation

Rescorla Michael

1909-1940

From symbols to icons

Williams Daniel; Colling Lincoln

1941-1967

The central executive system

Buehler Denis

1969-1991

Rigidity and triviality

Haraldsen Fredrik

1993-1999

Guidance control and the anti-akrasia chip

Ovenden Chris

2001-2019

Does the normative question about rationality rest on a mistake?

Levy Yair

2021-2038

Philosophical pictures about mathematics

Ohtani Hiroshi

2039-2063

Strategies of inquiry

Genot Emmanuel J.

2065-2088

Embodied cognition and temporally extended agency

Schlosser Markus E.

2089-2112

Bayes and the first person

Knappik Franz

2113-2140

Criteria of identity and the hermeneutic goal of ante rem structuralism

Normand Scott

2141-2153

Is imagination too liberal for modal epistemology?

Lam Derek

2155-2174

The argument from convention revisited

Pupa Francesco

2175-2204

In defense of doxastic blame

Rettler Lindsay

2205-2226

Du Bois' democratic defence of the value free ideal

Kofi Bright Liam

2227-2245

Carnap's epistemological critique of metaphysics

Bradley Darren

2247-2265

Scientific revolutions, specialization and the discovery of the structure of dna

Politi Vincenzo

2267-2293

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