Some articles on stance:
Intentional Stance - Dennett's Three Levels
... Dennett defines three levels of abstraction The most concrete is the physical stance, which is the domain of physics and chemistry ... a ball is going to land based on its current trajectory, we are taking the physical stance ... Another example of this stance comes when we look at a strip made up of two types of metal bonded together and predict how it will bend as the temperature changes, based on the physical ...
... Dennett defines three levels of abstraction The most concrete is the physical stance, which is the domain of physics and chemistry ... a ball is going to land based on its current trajectory, we are taking the physical stance ... Another example of this stance comes when we look at a strip made up of two types of metal bonded together and predict how it will bend as the temperature changes, based on the physical ...
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