The Prototype Theory and Classical Theory have two things in common according to Fodor. First, both theories provide accounts of feature individuation based on the metaphysical nature of properties, such as the feature "BIG" being individuated because it carries information about bigness. Second, both theories account for empirical evidence of compositionality within the human conceptual system.

1. According to Fodor, what do the Prototype Theory and the Classical...
According to Fodor, what do the Prototype Theory and the Classical Theory have in
common?
a.
Both theories provide an account of feature individuation based on the metaphysical nature
of properties (i.e., the feature {BIG} is individuated because it carries information about
bigness).
b.
Both theories account for the empirical evidence for compositionality within the human
conceptual system.
c.
Both theories will treat the concept PURPLE APPLE as idiomatic.
d.
Both theories lack a systematic way to define features and instead rely on intuitive notions.