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The Drink You Have When You’re Not Having a Drink
Mind and Language 23 (3):273–283 (2008)
Abstract
The Architecture of the Mind is itself built on foundations that deserve probing. In this brief commentary I focus on these foundations—Carruthers’ conception of modularity, his arguments for thinking that the mind is massively modular in structure, and his view of human cognitive architectureAuthor's Profile
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