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INNATE COGNITIVE CAPACITIES: THE POVERTY OF THE STIMULUS ARGUMENT VS. THE CURRY ARGUMENT
The article is dedicated to the popular argument among nativists, who use it against the empiricist approach. We analyze the strongest objection against the poverty of the stimulus argument which is the curry argument. As a result of the critical consideration of the poverty of the stimulus discussion, we conclude that the curry argument is quite sound.
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