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LRB Article PDF: What are trees about? (<i>LRB</i> volume 34 number 10, 24 May 2012) 

LRB Article PDF: What are trees about? (LRB volume 34 number 10, 24 May 2012)

Jerry Fodor

Full disclosure: after a while, I began to skip. After a while longer, I began to skip a lot. That was reprehensible, but passages like: ‘but then a teleogenic process in which one critical dynamical component is a representational process that interprets its own teleodynamic tendency extends this convoluted causal circularity one level further’ started to get me down; as Deacon quite correctly remarks, ‘life and health are fragile.’ Also, I came to suspect that, when the terminology got to be heavy-going, that often masked the begging of questions that Deacon was most keen to answer. Some examples to follow.

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