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Scientific Realism and the Plasticity of Mind (Cambridge Studies in Philosophy)
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Error Theorist is on page 70 of 168

Churchland presents a pretty powerful case against Davidsonian translation; we are aiming at maximally understanding them, not maximizing the extent to which they agree with us. So in translation, the inferential structure must be preserved, and the intellectual behavior must be interpreted such that there is an overall coherence. But they can still be coherently wrong.

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