Mental Acts (Key Texts) Timothy J

Mental Acts (Key Texts) Timothy JGeach insists, in opposition to the behaviorism of the day, that there are episodic mental acts such as acts of judgment. How to characterize such mental acts remains as problematic as it was fifty years ago, and his book still has much to teach us. He begins with an attack on the abstractionist theory of concept formation, then goes on to criticize the relational theory of judgment propounded by Bertrand Russell. Moving from criticism to

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