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The Mind in Nature

C. B. Martin

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Preface 1. Introduction 2. Dispositions and Conditionals 3. Truthmakers and Disposition Lines: From Quark to Colleague 4. Parts and Wholes 5. Causality 6. The Road to Pythagoreanism and Back 7. Linguisticism and Pythagoreanism 8. Protolanguage 9. Use, Representational Use, and Content 10. Emergence, Reduction, and Mental Chauvanism 11. Dispositional Systems 12. Two Jokes Explained 13. Tactile-Motor-Kinaesthetic Perception 14. Verbal Imagery 15. Mind in Nature: A New View of the Mind 16. Warps and Woof of Einstein References Index

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Key concepts: Psychology, Perception, Cognitive psychology, Causality (physics), Mental image, Disposition, Cognitive science, Epistemology