Chomsky's Two Contributions to Philosophy

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Chomsky's arguments for the existence of pre-experiential knowledge, and for the existence of sub-personal cognition, are clearly stated and shown to be cogent.

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John-Michael Kuczynski
University of California, Santa Barbara (PhD)

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