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Why group mental states are not exhaustively determined by member states.

To speak of the "constitution" of the buildings' state of displaying the Barnes Collection is even a bit stranger than to speak of the constitution of the state of the one building displaying I Le Bonheur de Vivre i . Yet at any given time, certain bits of paint and canvas are part of the constituti...

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Published in:Philosophical Issues Vol. 32; no. 1; pp. 417 - 434
Main Author: Epstein, Brian
Format: Article
Published: Wiley-Blackwell Oct2022
Subjects:
Automatic meteorological stations
Externalism (Philosophy of mind)
Cognition
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