Comparing Dooyeweerd and Dennett
To be written. This page will discuss how Daniel C. Dennett's 'stances' are similar to, yet different from, aspects. Briefly, Dennett's Intentional Stance, is a way of treating something as though it has belief, of attributing belief to it. By 'belief' he means a host of things that are distinguished under Dooyeweerd.
This page is part of a collection of pages that links to various thinkers, within The Dooyeweerd Pages, which explain, explore and discuss Dooyeweerd's interesting philosophy. Email questions or comments would be welcome.
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