Inhaltsangabe
Contemporary philosophy has seen a proliferation of complex theories brought to bear on the perennially intractable problem area of the philosophy of mind. This concise volume provides both an account of the state of contemporary debate and a contribution to the argument. Focusing on the central issues, it offers non-technical and even-handed discussions of the views of major philosophers writing on the mind-body problem, including Lewis, Putnam, Searle, Davidson, Dennett and Fodor.
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