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Abstract:
(Invited Talk)
Original (not "intrinsic") intentionality is essential to
genuine cognition. The paper sketches a positive account of what
is required for a "system" to have original intentionality. The
main conclusion is that original intentionality presupposes an
ability to accept responsibility. Thus, contrary to the
assumptions of many researchers, responsibility is an essential
topic of cognitive science.
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