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Against the Computational Theoryformal operations over abstract items that are called symbols. The symbols, as well as the operations over them, are then assumed to be physically implemented in the brain. This view, or better: cluster of views, is widespread in current analytic philosophy of mind, and it has shaped a good deal of

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A Layered WorldLet us now see in more detail how the world looks from a physicalistic point of view. By far the most popular elaboration of physicalism is the layeredworld view. Kim (1998a, 15–6) lucidly describes this view as