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This dissertation is about modularity of mind, and a network of related problems. Modularity is a familiar idea in the foundations of cognitive science, but less clear is just how modularity relates to tacit knowledge, nativism, and domain-specificity, as well as computationalism, neuroscience, connectionism, developmental psychology, and a dozen other progressive programs. This book attempts to clarify the current picture of cognitive architecture.

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Amol Sarva has undergraduate degrees in Philosophy and Economics from Columbia University, and his doctorate in Philosophy from Stanford University. His personal website is amolsarva.com

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