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Nirmalangshu Mukherji is a former Professor of Philosophy at the University of Delhi, India. He was also the National Visiting Professor for the Indian Council of Philosophical Research, India.
Mukherji uses the scalpel of philosophy of science to reshape fundamental issues in the philosophy of mind. In his new book he pursues this strategy by showing how linguistics contributes to the enterprise: core principles of language not only further the understanding of, but actually characterize the human mind. * Roberto Casati, Director, Institut Nicod, France * The volume is a very lively and well-informed presentation of an original take on human mentality: a distinctive kind of combinatorial capacity, which is not localised by content or material realisation. While Murkherji takes his lead from Chomsky, he ranges far afield, bringing to bear a host of disciplines in support of his thesis. The book is suitable for everyone from students to scholars in linguistics, psychology, and philosophy, all of whom will be informed and entertained.” * John Collins, Professor of Philosophy, University of East Anglia, UK *
How We Became Our Data
A Genealogy of the Informational...
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Religion as Make-Believe
A Theory of Belief, Imagination,...
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