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MOVING TO FRONT FROM JANUARY 17–THE POLL WILL RUN FOR ABOUT ANOTHER 24 HOURS
Here's a new poll for your amusement. I used age 50 as the cut-off for living philosophers of mind. I checked various sources, including SEP, to make sure I had a reasonably complete list. There is obviously some line-drawing between philosophy of mind and language, and I realize not all the choices are obvious. Have fun!
UPDATE: Three unfortunate omissions from the poll: Akeel Bilgrami, Alvin Goldman, Evan Thompson.
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