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work_65rucm7klfew5bzowytyb75bpy	E. Barrios	Knowledge of Grammar and Concept Possession	2011	30	.pdf	application/pdf	13297	803	57	speakers (tacitly) possess technical concepts belonging to syntactic theory, Let us call this position the 'Propositional Attitude View' of linguistic competence (PAV).4 explanations involve the ascription, at the personal level, of propositional attitudes and thoughts (the contents A defense of premise 2 involves finding reasons for denying possession of grammatical concepts possesses concept C only if A can entertain thoughts (have attitudes with contents) that include C A at-least-tacitly possesses concept C just in case A's cognitive dispositions are relevantly as if A that the cognitive dispositions in the implicit case must manifest 'domain-crossing', just as those in domain crossing: use in discrimination and reasoning, non-literal applications and cognitive transfers (of A at-least-tacitly possesses concept C just in case A's C-involving dispositions manifest domain shown that instances of tacit concept possession in general exhibit domain crossing (minus those one is 'if true, a fact about propositional attitude attribution, not about concept possession' (Barber 	./cache/work_65rucm7klfew5bzowytyb75bpy.pdf	./txt/work_65rucm7klfew5bzowytyb75bpy.txt