Furnishing the Mind¶
Prinz, J. J. (2002). Furnishing the Mind: Concepts and Their Perceptual Basis. MIT Press.
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- Essentialism
- … as cognitive default (Gelman, Medin): young children treat categories (especially animal and gender categories) as having hidden essences causing observable properties , ; essentialist thinking as a cognitive disposition with developmental trajectory; Prinz's empiricist alternative to essentialist cognition
This sourceDefends concept empiricism (proxytype theory), offering a perceptually-grounded alternative to essentialist theories of concepts — supports the 'empiricist alternative to essentialist cognition' claim.
- … as cognitive default (Gelman, Medin): young children treat categories (especially animal and gender categories) as having hidden essences causing observable properties , ; essentialist thinking as a cognitive disposition with developmental trajectory; Prinz's empiricist alternative to essentialist cognition
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