The Origin of Concepts¶
Carey, S. (2009). The Origin of Concepts. Oxford University Press.
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Primes¶
- Belief Formation
- The posterior commitment is belief in the equivalence-principle prediction; downstream effects include using the framework on novel problems and resisting reversion under casual challenge, a transition Carey (2009) frames as conceptual reorganization rather than incremental update.
This sourceFrames conceptual change as discontinuous reorganization (Quinian bootstrapping) rather than incremental update.
- The posterior commitment is belief in the equivalence-principle prediction; downstream effects include using the framework on novel problems and resisting reversion under casual challenge, a transition Carey (2009) frames as conceptual reorganization rather than incremental update.
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