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Behavioral and Brain Sciences 22 (4):613-613 (1999)
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Barsalou's elision of the personal and sub-personal levels tends to conceal the fact that he is, at best, providing the “specs” but not yet a model for his hypothesized perceptual symbols.Author Profiles
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