Who sees with equal eye,... Atoms or systems into ruin hurl'd?

Philosophical Studies 71 (2):191-200 (1993)
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A comment the paper by Brian McLaughlin in the same volume, this paper raises questions about whether the classicism/connectionism debate is really well-formed.

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