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Philosophy has never settled into a stable position in cognitive science and its role is not well understood. One reason for this is that the methods philosophers use to study cognition look quite peculiar to other cognitive scientists. This paper explores the methods of
philosophy, laying out some of the main kinds and looking at some examples, and makes some remarks about their value to cognitive science.
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