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Volume 12, Number 3-4, September 1997
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Representing Space in Language and Perception
pp. 239-264(26)
Author: Bryant D.J.

Attention and Frames of Reference in Spatial Reasoning: A Reply to Bryant
pp. 265-277(13)
Author: Campbell J.

On an Alleged Connection Between Indirect Speech and the Theory of Meaning
pp. 278-296(19)
Authors: Cappelen H.; Lepore E.

Cognitive Penetrability, Rationality and Restricted Simulation
pp. 297-326(30)
Authors: Stich S.; Nichols S.

Delusions and Brain Injury: The Philosophy and Psychology of Belief
pp. 327-364(38)
Authors: Stone T.; Young A.W.

From Lot's Wife to a Pillar of Salt: Evidence that Physical Object is a Sortal Concept
pp. 365-392(28)
Author: Xu F.

Is Physical Object a Sortal Concept? A Reply to Xu
pp. 393-405(13)
Author: Ayers M.

Basic Objects: A Reply to Xu
pp. 406-412(7)
Author: Hirsch E.

Sortal Concepts: A Reply To Xu
pp. 413-421(9)
Author: Wiggins D.

Has Fodor Really Changed His Mind on Narrow Content?
pp. 422-458(37)
Author: Aydede M.

Fodor's New Theory of Content and Computation
pp. 459-474(16)
Authors: Brook A.; Stainton R.J.

Fodor and the Inscrutability Problem
pp. 475-489(15)
Author: Ray G.

Content and Computation: Chasing the Arrows A Critical Notice of Jerry Fodor's The Elm and the Expert
pp. 490-501(12)
Author: Segal G.M.A.

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