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Causal Theories Of Mind: Action, Knowledge, Memory, Perception, And Reference
Steven Davis (ed.)
Ny: De Gruyter (1961)
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INTRODUCTION SECTION I In the last 20 years or so philosophers in the analytic tradition have taken an increasing interest in causal theories of a wide ...Author's Profile
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