Early Studies in Human Reasoning: A Case Study of the Pitfalls of Interdisciplinary Work
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In this paper, I describe some of the history of work on human reasoning done by philosophers and experimental psychologists. This particular interdisciplinary work is interesting because it shows the ways that interdisciplinary research can solidify pervasive preconceptions in a particular field. Work in experimental psychology has shown that certain normative systems fail to model reasoning in natural language contexts. Thus, I will argue, philosophers could instead take this psychological research as motivation to amend these normative models or radically change our ideas about how these models are applied to reasoning in natural language.
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1989 ◽
Vol 44
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pp. 1547-1547
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2010 ◽
Vol 1
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pp. 75-93
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