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A set of nonrepresentational capacities that enable all representing to take place. The Background includes biological and cultural capacities, skills, stances, assumptions and presuppositions. Introduced in Searle (1978). See also intentionality , intention-in-action, implicit memory , tacit knowledge . &ltDiscussion &gt &ltReferences &gt Daniel Barbiero


 

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abduction
Abelson, Robert
action
analogy
Anderson, James
Anderson, John R.
anomalous monism
artificial intell...aspectual shape
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