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El problema mente-cuerpo y el materialismo eliminativo
Metanoia 1 (2):19-35 (2016)
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This paper is divided into three sections. It aims to give some resources for making possible a straightforward debate on the mind-body problem as well as some serious researches in it. Having these goals into account, the first section offers an introduction to the mind-body problem and the second section explains briefly some of the most influential answers to this problem. The third section is devoted to eliminative materialism.Author's Profile
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