Philosophical behaviourism
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- Created on: 25-02-22 11:37
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- Philosophical Behaviourism
- Hard behaviourism
- Soft behaviourism
- Mental states are analytically reducible to dispositions, not behaviour
- Propositions about mental states can be reduced without loss of meaning to propositions that only tilak about bodily states and movements
- Hempel says mental states are analytically reducible to present observable behaviour
- Hempel says mental states are analytically reducible to present observable behaviour
- Soft behaviourism
- Soft behaviourism
- Mental states are analytically reducible to dispositions, not behaviour
- Issues
- Multiple realisability
- Circularity
- the asymmetry between self-knowledge and knowledge of other people’s mental states.
- the distinctness of mental states from behaviour 'Super-Spartans' and perfect actors
- Multiple realisability
- Hard behaviourism
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