Arts and Humanities
2 years ago

Minds Trapped in Heads: The Myth of Narrow Mental Content Exposed

Oxford University Press eBooks
Narrow Content
Juhani Yli‐Vakkuri, John Hawthorne

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The article discusses the concept of "narrow content" in the philosophy of mind, which refers to mental content determined solely by internal thoughts. It explores whether such content exists and can explain aspects of cognition and behavior. The authors argue that after careful examination, there is no viable theory supporting the existence of narrow content.