Minds without meanings: an essay on the content of concepts

Cambridge, Massachusetts: The MIT Press (2015)
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Abstract

Working assumptions -- Concepts misconstrued -- Contrarian semantics -- Reference within the perceptual circle: experimental evidence for mechanisms of perceptual reference -- Reference beyond the perceptual circle.

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