Twentieth-Century Analytic Philosophy: NEW DIRECTIONS.

A section from chapter 8 of the book "The Columbia History of Western Philosophy," edited by Richard H. Popkin is presented. It focuses on the philosophy of mind. It discusses the three essential philosophical movements which maintain that the human mind is in principle susceptible to scientific exp...

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Publicado en:Columbia History of Western Philosophy pp. 657 - 667
Autor principal: STROLL, AVRUM
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Publicado: Columbia University Press 1999
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