Folk Psychology Re-Assessed

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New York: Springer Press (2007)
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This is a truly groundbreaking work that examines today’s notions of folk psychology. Bringing together disciplines as various as cognitive science and anthropology, the authors analyze and question key assumptions about the nature, scope and function of folk psychology.

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Expression and empathy.  (pages 25--40)Dan Zahavi
We share, therefore we think.  (pages 41--61)R. Peter Hobson
Logical and phenomenological arguments against simulation theory.  (pages 63--78)Shaun Gallagher
Persons, Pronouns, and Perspectives.  (pages 79--99)Beata Stawarska
There are reasons and reasons.  (pages 103--114)Peter Goldie
Folk Psychology without Theory or Simulation.  (pages 115--135)Daniel D. Hutto
The regulative dimension of folk psychology.  (pages 137--156)Victoria McGeer
Folk psychology: Science and morals.  (pages 157--173)Joshua Knobe
Folk Psychology and Freedom of the Will.  (pages 175--188)Martin Kusch
Critter psychology.  (pages 191--209)Kristin Andrews
Folk psychology does not exist.  (pages 211--221)Adam Morton
From folk psychology to commonsense.  (pages 223--243)Matthew Ratcliffe
Campos, JJ, 152 Carpendale, JLM, 132nl7 Carpenter, M., 51, 52, 138 Carruthers, P., 19n4, 25, 128, 131nl5, 132n21, 133n23, 241n2. [REVIEW]  (pages 245)G. E. M. Anscombe, I. A. Apperly, A. Avramides, J. Barresi, K. Bartsch, E. Bates, M. Bekoff, M. R. Bennett, J. Bermudez & P. Bernier

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