This dissertation has three parts. Part I, comprising chapters 1 and 2, addresses some basic commitments which must be presupposed in theorizing about concepts. Concepts, to a first approximation, are mental representations that are constituents of thoughts. Chapter 1 attempts to clarify the notion of representing. Chapter 2 reconstructs arguments in the work of Frege against the mental nature of thoughts and (by the same token) of concepts, arguing that they are confused and leave the notion of concepts as mental representations unscathed. Part II, comprising chapters 3 to 5, pursues the aim of closing in on concepts in light of the widely shared understanding that concepts form a more specific class than just any kind of subpropositiona...
This thesis critically examines Jerry Fodor's account of concepts as outlined in his 1998 book, Conc...
Deze dissertatie bespreekt de rol van concepten in waarneming in Husserls filosofie. Hiermee relatee...
This essay develops the thesis that Frege’s notion of grasping does not refer to some ...
This dissertation has three parts. Part I, comprising chapters 1 and 2, addresses some basic commitm...
The development of thinking with all its different aspects is not alone a theme of cognitive psychol...
Given the fundamental role that concepts play in theories of cognition, philosophers and cognitive s...
The topic of this dissertation is what thought must be like in order for the laws and generalization...
Philosophers have always tried to explain what concepts are. Currently, most neo- Fregean philosophe...
Die Dissertation prüft das Potential von Fines Semantischem Relationismus für einen kognivistischen ...
This thesis confronts a fundamental shortcoming in cognitive science research: a failure to be expli...
n the article I discuss the conceptual problem of other minds and different approaches to mental co...
Abstract In this paper I defend the thesis that emotions are conceptual phenomena. It is assumed tha...
The main argument of this interdisciplinary cumulative thesis is that a large part of the interdisci...
This dissertation argues that mental representation is identical to phenomenal consciousness, and ev...
ABSTRACT: I argue that we can reconcile two seemingly incompatible traditions for thinking about con...
This thesis critically examines Jerry Fodor's account of concepts as outlined in his 1998 book, Conc...
Deze dissertatie bespreekt de rol van concepten in waarneming in Husserls filosofie. Hiermee relatee...
This essay develops the thesis that Frege’s notion of grasping does not refer to some ...
This dissertation has three parts. Part I, comprising chapters 1 and 2, addresses some basic commitm...
The development of thinking with all its different aspects is not alone a theme of cognitive psychol...
Given the fundamental role that concepts play in theories of cognition, philosophers and cognitive s...
The topic of this dissertation is what thought must be like in order for the laws and generalization...
Philosophers have always tried to explain what concepts are. Currently, most neo- Fregean philosophe...
Die Dissertation prüft das Potential von Fines Semantischem Relationismus für einen kognivistischen ...
This thesis confronts a fundamental shortcoming in cognitive science research: a failure to be expli...
n the article I discuss the conceptual problem of other minds and different approaches to mental co...
Abstract In this paper I defend the thesis that emotions are conceptual phenomena. It is assumed tha...
The main argument of this interdisciplinary cumulative thesis is that a large part of the interdisci...
This dissertation argues that mental representation is identical to phenomenal consciousness, and ev...
ABSTRACT: I argue that we can reconcile two seemingly incompatible traditions for thinking about con...
This thesis critically examines Jerry Fodor's account of concepts as outlined in his 1998 book, Conc...
Deze dissertatie bespreekt de rol van concepten in waarneming in Husserls filosofie. Hiermee relatee...
This essay develops the thesis that Frege’s notion of grasping does not refer to some ...