The philosophy of animal minds addresses profound questions about the nature of mind and
the relationships between humans and other animals. In this fully revised and updated …

One of the mysteries of animal problem-solving is the extent to which animals mentally
represent problems in their minds. Humans can imagine both the solution to a problem and …

Contemporary theorists of representation often assume a dichotomy between two basic
modes of representation:'imagistic', pictorial, or depictive representations, and 'discursive' …

As I walk into a restaurant to meet up with a friend, I look around and see all sorts of things in
my immediate environment—tables, chairs, people, colors, shapes, etc. As a result, I know of …

In this chapter I provide empirical and theoretical considerations in favor of a non-inferential
view of speech comprehension. On the view defended, we typically comprehend speech by …

In this paper, I will argue that chimpanzees deploy some normative sensitivity when they
select (i) materials they will use to manufacture tools and (ii) objects to be used as tools. To …

It is commonplace amongst epistemologists to note the importance of gras** or
appreciating one's evidence. The idea seems to be that agents cannot successfully utilize …

We are said to experience insight when we suddenly and unexpectedly become aware of
the solution to a problem that we previously took ourselves to be unable to solve. In the field …

I argue that our capacity to use natural language depends on our capacity for Gricean
communication—ie, our capacity to communicate by revealing and recognizing intentions to …

This paper aims to contribute to the existing literature on normative cognition by providing a
lineage explanation of human social norm psychology. This approach builds upon theories …