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Swinburne’s Are We Bodies or Souls?
Roczniki Filozoficzne 69 (1):67-82 (2021)
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Richard Swinburne’s Are We Bodies or Souls? presents a sustained case for a view concerning the nature of persons that can be classified as a form of either Cartesian dualism or emergent dualism. This paper comments on two important arguments developed in the book and concludes by considering the problem of the origin of souls.Author's Profile
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