Readings in philosophy and cognitive science Book

	Contributors
	Introduction	1
I	Epistemology	7
1	Visual Object Recognition	9
2	Deductive Reasoning	23
3	Probabilistic Reasoning	43
4	Our Native Inferential Tendencies	69
5	Epistemic Folkways and Scientific Epistemology	95
II	Science and Mathematics	117
6	Observation Reconsidered	119
7	Perceptual Plasticity and Theoretical Neutrality: A Reply to Jerry Fodor	139
8	Explanatory Coherence	153
9	Scientific Discovery	185
10	Evidence against Empiricist Accounts of the Origins of Numerical Knowledge	209
III	Mind	229
11	Troubles with Functionalism	231
12	Eliminative Materialism and the Propositional Attitudes	255
13	Fodor's Guide to Mental Representation	271
14	Misrepresentation	297
15	How We Know Our Minds: The Illusion of First-person Knowledge of Intentionality	315
16	The Psychology of Folk Psychology	347
17	Quining Qualia	381
18	Neuropsychological Evidence for a Consciousness System	415
IV	Metaphysics	445
19	Object Perception	447
20	Ontological Categories Guide and Young Children's Inductions of Word Meaning	461
21	Some Elements of Conceptual Structure	481
22	Color Subjectivism	493
V	Language	509
23	On the Nature, Use, and Acquisition of Language	511
24	On Learning the Past Tenses of English Verbs	535
25	Critique of Rumelhart and McClelland	553
26	The Mental Representation of the Meaning of Words	561
27	Brain and Language	585
28	Meaning, Other People, and the World	597
VI	Ethics	621
29	Ethics and Cognitive Science	623
30	The Contribution of Empathy to Justice and Moral Judgment	647
31	Situations and Dispositions	681
VII	Conceptual Foundations	697
32	Autonomous Psychology and the Belief-Desire Thesis	699
33	Individualism and Psychology	719
34	The Co-evolutionary Research Ideology	745
35	On the Proper Treatment of Connectionism	769
36	Connectionism and Cognitive Architecture	801
37	The Computer Model of the Mind	819
38	The Critique of Cognitive Reason	833
	Index	849