Abstract What are the minimal conditions for intentionality that a sensory state should satisfy it to constitute representational state? That is, what limits of intentionality? This is problem demarcation. The goal this paper assess specific demarcation proposal intentionality—the constancy mechanism proposal. Accordingly, condition given system employ in production state. First all, I introduc...

One of John McDowell’s central concerns is to understand the relation between mind and world, to understand intentionality. McDowell believes that ‘that there is no better way for us to approach an understanding of intentionality than by working toward understanding Kant’ (McDowell 1998: 432). McDowell also believes that this conviction is shared by Wilfrid Sellars and that ‘coming to terms wit...

According to the most popular theories of intentionality, a family of theories we will refer to as “functional intentionality,” a machine can have genuine intentional states so long as it has functionally characterizable mental states that are causally hooked up to the world in the right way. This paper considers a detailed description of a robot that seems to meet the conditions of functional ...

Economic theories of team reasoning build on the assumption that agents can sometimes behave according to beliefs or preferences attributed to a group or a team. In this paper, I propose a different framework to introduce collective intentionality into game theory. I build on John Searle’s account, which makes collective intentionality constitutive of institutional facts. I show that as soon as...

We argue for the importance of processes of shared intentionality in children's early cognitive development. We look briefly at four important social-cognitive skills and how they are transformed by shared intentionality. In each case, we look first at a kind of individualistic version of the skill -- as exemplified most clearly in the behavior of chimpanzees -- and then at a version based on s...

The paper reveals theoretical and methodological foundations of the cognitive concept psychological types, based on theory Carl Jung in framework science. New terms are put into circulation within concept. following names were given to Jung's mental functions – “logitive function”, “emotive “intuitive function” “sensitive applied instead concepts “Thinking”, “Feeling”, “Intuitive”, “Sensing.” F...