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work_dk2ngcxwyvdxrlh6tjli5r4phu	Gualtiero Piccinini	Functionalism, computationalism, and mental states	2004	23	.pdf	application/pdf	11530	878	54	problem and did not comment on McCulloch and Pitts's statement that their computational theory solved it, Oppehneim and Putnam implicitly presented computationalism as a type–type physicalist solution to the mind–body problem. behavior of a Turing machine—the engineer's structural blueprint and the logician's 'machine table'—so there are two possible descriptions of human psychology. In this passage, Putnam pointed out that psychological theories could be formulated in two ways: one described behavioral dispositions and physiological This way of describing functional analyses was clearly under the influence of Putnam's (1960) analogy between minds and TMs. In a later work, where Fodor Later in the same paper, Putnam offered a conditional formulation of a computational version of functionalism. and psychological theories constitute a reason to believe that the mind is a program or that the functional relations between mental states are computational, that Lycan found in Putnam's computational formulations of functionalism, he stated	./cache/work_dk2ngcxwyvdxrlh6tjli5r4phu.pdf	./txt/work_dk2ngcxwyvdxrlh6tjli5r4phu.txt