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The representation of inherent properties
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 37 (5):500-500 (2014)
Abstract
Research on the representation of generic knowledge suggests that inherent properties can have either a principled or a causal connection to a kind. The type of connection determines whether the outcome of the storytelling process will include intuitions of inevitability and a normative dimension and whether it will ground causal explanations.My notes
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