Mindshaping: A New Framework for Understanding Human Social Cognition

By Tad Zawidzki. 2013

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• Mind-making practices: the social infrastructure of self-knowing agency and responsibility (2015, background): “For further discussion of the more general point, see Zawidzki (2008, 2013); see too Cash (2010).”
• Communication as commitment sharing: speech acts, implicatures, common ground (2019, background): “To illustrate the implications of this sub- intentions have a normative aspect (see, e.g. Dennett 1987, Frankish 2004, Apperly 2011, Zawidzki 2013).”
• What Is the Function of Confirmation Bias? (2020, background): “It is thought to be a subject’s largely automatic and unconscious tendency to (i)  seek support for her 2 Researchers working on folk psychology might be reminded of the ‘mindshaping’ view of folk psychology (Mameli 2001; Zawidzki 2013).”