Comment: The Extended Mind Thesis.

The author discusses external physical objects and inner mental life. Andy Clark, Professor of Logic and Metaphysics at the University of Edinburgh believes the bio-technological system which is support of the mental process is not consistent. Professor Clark foresees the development as the integrat...

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Publicado en:New Blackfriars Vol. 93; no. 1046; pp. 385 - 387
Autor principal: Kerr, Fergus
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Publicado: Cambridge University Press Jul2012
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