 Of the original set of nine features associated with Fodor-modules, then, Carruthers-modules retain at most only five: dissociability, domain specificity, automaticity, neural localizability, and central inaccessibility. Conspicuously absent from the list is informational encapsulation, the feature most central to modularity in Fodor’s account. What’s more, Carruthers goes on to drop domain specificity, automaticity, and strong localizability (which rules out the sharing of parts between modules) from his initial list of five features, making his conception of modularity even more sparse (Carruthers, 2006, p. 62). Other proposals in the literature are similarly permissive in terms of the requirements a system must meet in order to count as modular (Coltheart, 1999; Barrett &amp; Kurzban, 2006). 