Müller's conclusions and linguistic research

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 19 (4):641-642 (1996)
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Abstract

Because Müiller fails to distinguish between two senses of the term “autonomy,” there is a danger that his results will be misinterpreted by both linguists and neuroscientists. Although he may very well have been successful in refuting one sense of autonomy, he may actually have helped to provide an explanation for the correctness of autonomy in its other sense.

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