Re: [xmca] last on concepts

[Steve Gabosch <stevegabosch@me.com>]

Martin,

Thanks for these papers.  I've been looking for a path into some of  
the literature on animal cognition.  Gotta start somewhere sometime.

And you are quite right, offering 6 cents back for every 2 you put in  
makes for a horrible wage rate, if answering questions in writing is  
involved.  But its a pretty good ROI rate, yes?  What capitalist  
wouldn't jump at 300%?  I guess one can see which kind of class  
thinking really matters to you!  Same as me!  LOL

- Steve



On May 10, 2011, at 5:41 PM, Martin Packer wrote:

> Steve,
>
> You have not paid me enough for me to answer *all* you questions!  :)
>
> Just enough for me to take a shot at this one, with the attached  
> (studies both in captivity and in the wild). (Note that in these  
> articles, "intentional" is used in the everyday sense of  
> "deliberate," where the "intentionality" that Stern was talking  
> about was Brentano's kind.)
>
> Martin
>
> On May 10, 2011, at 7:18 PM, Steve Gabosch wrote:
>
> > .... is there now new information that indicates that any animals  
> > **in the wild** besides hominids have developed and use what  
> > Vygotsky would have called a "sign system?"
> <10071_2009_Article_213.pdf><2010 CartmillByrne semantics  
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