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work_ozpqyjyna5glddgbnkq6u2ngrm	M. Sprevak	William M. Ramsey * Representation Reconsidered	2011	7	.pdf	application/pdf	3010	217	55	Sprevak, M 2011, 'Representation Reconsidered', The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, vol. William Ramsey's Representation Reconsidered is a superb insightful analysis of the notion But, Ramsey claims, classical theories are in a minority in cognitive science, and their Replacing representations with relays or dispositions will, according to Ramsey, have little impact on the practice of cognitive science. Second, step two: arguing that candidate uses of 'representation' in cognitive science By reasoning about the structure of the internal model, cognitive agents Ramsey claims that an internal model has its content of inference requires internal models) with a positive proposal for a theory of content. Both theories employ what he calls the receptor notion of representation: X represents Y talk of representation in cognitive neuroscience, connectionist modelling, or any theory In his job description challenge, Ramsey makes clear how a theory of content is	./cache/work_ozpqyjyna5glddgbnkq6u2ngrm.pdf	./txt/work_ozpqyjyna5glddgbnkq6u2ngrm.txt