Classical constituents in Smolensky's ICS architecture

Brian P. McLaughlin

pp. 331-343

in: Kees Doets, Daniele Mundici (eds), Structures and norms in science, Berlin, Springer, 1997

Abstrakt

In a recent paper,¹ Paul Smolensky replies to an article that Jerry Fodor and I published in 1990.² I shall use this opportunity to make a partial reply; partial, because I lack the space here to address all of the issues Smolensky raises in his paper—a paper that spans sixty-seven pages of print. I shall confine myself to making one key observation and to attempting to clarify a few issues, leaving a fuller discussion for another occasion.³

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Fodor Jerry