Sentence examples for innate theory from inspiring English sources

Unlike traditional views, which posit an innate Theory of Mind module to account for social cognition (Leslie, 1987; Baron-Cohen 1995), an increasing number of studies in the field (Rizzolatti and Craighero 2004; Rizzolatti et alia 1996; Gallese et alia 1996), suggests that the understanding of other minds is primarily based on the motor expertise underlying our capacity to act.

The "innate differences" theory likewise doesn't account for why there are more women in some math-intensive professions than others, say in computer science versus electrical engineering.

Chomsky gives us a theory of innate learning capacities or structures rather than a theory of innate knowledge.

If there is any truth to this theory of innate moral pluralism, the requirement for an evolutionary approach to ethics is self-evident.

He continued as follows: If there is any truth to this theory of innate moral pluralism, the requirement for an evolutionary approach to ethics is self-evident.

As with many other Platonists, Proclus' epistemology is based on a theory of innate knowledge (in accordance with the Platonic dictum that 'all learning is recollection [anamnêsis]').

Millikan's theory presupposes innate learning mechanisms that are tuned to identify substances of different sorts in accord with certain principles.

Descartes develops a 'Christianized' version of the Platonic theory of innate ideas, according to which ideas are created with us at birth and constitute the very structure of our mind.

Astell develops three themes common to rationalism: an emphasis of the mind over the body; a theory of innate ideas as the origin of knowledge; and a methodology that leads the novice from confusion to clarity.

But, by chance, I read Charlie Janeway's famous article where he proposed the pattern recognition theory of innate immunity in the proceedings of Cold Spring Harbor Symposia (Janeway, 1989).

In the end, the most economical disproof of big theories about innate differences in language-use is that things are actually the opposite way round in other cultures.