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Towards a new standard model of concepts?
Philosophical Psychology 38 (2):974-977 (2025)
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Guy Dove’s book is about the puzzle of how our minds can represent and process abstract concepts. Abstract concepts have posed a problem for the influential view of the embodied mind and grounded c...Author's Profile
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