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Concepts; A Potboiler

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Atomist Theories of Concepts in Philosophy of Mind

Inferential Theories of Concepts in Philosophy of Mind

Prototype and Exemplar Theories of Concepts in Philosophy of Mind

Theory-Based Theories of Concepts in Philosophy of Mind

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Fodor, Jerry (1994) "Concepts: a potboiler". Cognition 50(1-3):95-113

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