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The Common Format Hypothesis: The Central Form Integrates Causal Information from Different Domains into a Common Format
This paper investigates the structure of human concepts within Form Theory, a theory of conceptual structure, and proposes and tests the Common Format Hypothesis. Form Theory proposes that each concept contains a central form—a unitary structure that encodes a compressed subset of the concept’s conc
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