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Rationalization and the status of folk psychology
Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2020Abstract Cushman's theory has implications for the philosophical debate about the nature of folk psychological states, for it entails realism about propositional attitudes. I point out a tension within his view and suggest a different view upon which rationalization emerges as a consequence of the adaptiveness of mentalizing. This alternative avoids
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2009
Abstract We describe people in terms of their beliefs, desires, emotions, and personalities, and we attempt to explain their actions in terms of these and other such states. These are folk-psychological concepts; they are the ones we use when we think of people in terms of their minds.
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Abstract We describe people in terms of their beliefs, desires, emotions, and personalities, and we attempt to explain their actions in terms of these and other such states. These are folk-psychological concepts; they are the ones we use when we think of people in terms of their minds.
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Science, 2008
Folk Psychological Narratives . The Sociocultural Basis of Understanding Reasons. By Daniel D. Hutto . MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 2008. 367 pp. $38, £24.95. ISBN 9780262083676. The author argues for a "narrative practice" alternative to "theory of mind" explanations of the human ...
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Folk Psychological Narratives . The Sociocultural Basis of Understanding Reasons. By Daniel D. Hutto . MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 2008. 367 pp. $38, £24.95. ISBN 9780262083676. The author argues for a "narrative practice" alternative to "theory of mind" explanations of the human ...
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Nature, 1920
CONTROVERSY is commonly interesting, if only for the fact that it appeals to a man's pugnacious instincts; and most readers like to be invited to take sides. Eight of the eleven papers in this book were originally lectures, and in most of them Dr. Marett argues vigorously against what he regards as a lifeless manner of attacking the problems of folk ...
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CONTROVERSY is commonly interesting, if only for the fact that it appeals to a man's pugnacious instincts; and most readers like to be invited to take sides. Eight of the eleven papers in this book were originally lectures, and in most of them Dr. Marett argues vigorously against what he regards as a lifeless manner of attacking the problems of folk ...
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Normative Folk Psychology and Decision Theory
Mind and Language, 2022Joe Dewhurst, Christopher Burr
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The sociophilosophy of folk psychology
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Still Committed to the Normativity of Folk Psychology
Philosophical Explorations, 2022Alireza Kazemi
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