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The Road to Maxwell’s Demon
Cambridge University Press (2012)
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This book provides a conceptual foundation for statistical mechanics, which is - more generally - a conceptual framework for understanding natural kinds, which later became the conceptual framework for our reductive-physicalist view of the mind called Flat Physicalism.Author Profiles
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