Surreptitious substitution

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 26 (1):47-48 (2003)
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In this commentary I argue that Byrne & Hilbert commit a number of philosophical solecisms: They beg the question of “realism,” they take the phenomenon and the theoretical model to be the same thing, and they surreptitiously substitute data sets for the life-world.

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