The Concept of Mind¶
Ryle, G. (1949). The Concept of Mind.
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3 citations across 3 artifacts.
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Primes¶
- Implicit Knowledge
- the substrate of tacit knowing that Polanyi termed "we know more than we can tell," encoded in body schema, procedural memory, pattern recognition rather than in propositions; (3) the apprenticeship-transmission requirement
This sourceHutchinson. Ryle Concept of Mind know-how versus know-that apprenticeship transmission.
- the substrate of tacit knowing that Polanyi termed "we know more than we can tell," encoded in body schema, procedural memory, pattern recognition rather than in propositions; (3) the apprenticeship-transmission requirement
Mechanisms¶
- Epistemic Mode Linter
- Its home error is the category mistake: presenting something as the wrong kind of thing, like citing a conjecture as if it were established evidence.
This sourceRyle's category mistake is the error of treating something as belonging to a logical type or category different from the one to which it belongs.
- Its home error is the category mistake: presenting something as the wrong kind of thing, like citing a conjecture as if it were established evidence.
- Ontology Alignment Session
- Its failure mode is the category mistake: treating two concepts as the same kind of thing
This sourceDefines category mistakes as conflating items that belong to different logical types or categories.
- Its failure mode is the category mistake: treating two concepts as the same kind of thing
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