(Mind)-Reading Maps

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Velazquez Coccia, Fernanda Maria Soledad
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2018
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In a two-system theory for mind-reading, a flexible system (FS) enables full-blown mind-reading, and an efficient system (ES) enables early mind-reading (Apperly and Butterfill 2009). Efficient processing differs from flexible processing in terms of restrictions on the kind of input it can take and the kinds of mental states it can ascribe (output). Thus, systems are not continuous, and each relies on different representations: the FS on beliefs and other propositional attitudes, and the ES on belief-like states or registrations. There is a conceptual problem in distinguishing the representations each system operates with. They contend that they can solve this problem by appealing to a characterization of registrations based on signature limits, but this does not work. I suggest a solution to this problem. The difference between registration and belief becomes clearer if each vehicle turns out to be different. I offer some reasons in support of this proposal related to the performance of spontaneous-response false belief tasks.
Fil: Velazquez Coccia, Fernanda Maria Soledad. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras. Instituto de Filosofía "Dr. Alejandro Korn"; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
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CARTOGRAPHIC SYSTEMS
TWO-SYSTEMS THEORY
THEORY OF MIND
MIND-READING
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title (Mind)-Reading Maps
spellingShingle (Mind)-Reading Maps
Velazquez Coccia, Fernanda Maria Soledad
CARTOGRAPHIC SYSTEMS
TWO-SYSTEMS THEORY
THEORY OF MIND
MIND-READING
title_short (Mind)-Reading Maps
title_full (Mind)-Reading Maps
title_fullStr (Mind)-Reading Maps
title_full_unstemmed (Mind)-Reading Maps
title_sort (Mind)-Reading Maps
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Velazquez Coccia, Fernanda Maria Soledad
author Velazquez Coccia, Fernanda Maria Soledad
author_facet Velazquez Coccia, Fernanda Maria Soledad
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv CARTOGRAPHIC SYSTEMS
TWO-SYSTEMS THEORY
THEORY OF MIND
MIND-READING
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TWO-SYSTEMS THEORY
THEORY OF MIND
MIND-READING
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dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv In a two-system theory for mind-reading, a flexible system (FS) enables full-blown mind-reading, and an efficient system (ES) enables early mind-reading (Apperly and Butterfill 2009). Efficient processing differs from flexible processing in terms of restrictions on the kind of input it can take and the kinds of mental states it can ascribe (output). Thus, systems are not continuous, and each relies on different representations: the FS on beliefs and other propositional attitudes, and the ES on belief-like states or registrations. There is a conceptual problem in distinguishing the representations each system operates with. They contend that they can solve this problem by appealing to a characterization of registrations based on signature limits, but this does not work. I suggest a solution to this problem. The difference between registration and belief becomes clearer if each vehicle turns out to be different. I offer some reasons in support of this proposal related to the performance of spontaneous-response false belief tasks.
Fil: Velazquez Coccia, Fernanda Maria Soledad. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras. Instituto de Filosofía "Dr. Alejandro Korn"; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
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