Why I am not a literalist

Mind and Language 35 (5):661-670 (2020)
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Abstract

Carrie Figdor argues for literalism, a semantic claim about psychological predicates, on the basis of a scientific claim about the nature of psychological properties. I argue that her scientific claim is based on controversial interpretations of scientific modelling, and that even if it were correct it would not justify her claims that psychological predicates are undergoing radical conceptual change.

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Zoe Drayson
University of California, Davis

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