Being human in a dualistically-conceived embodied world : Descartes' dualism and Sakais' universalist concepts of (altered) consciousness, inner-knowledge and self

In Jeanette Edwards, Penelope Harvey & Peter Wade (eds.), Anthropology and science: epistemologies in practice. New York: Berg (2007)
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