The Case for Zombie Agency.

The article presents an argument for zombie action, claiming that current evidence only confirms minimal zombie agency and that the key issue is not whether but rather to what extent individuals are zombie agents. It references the article "Illusions, Demonstratives and the Zombie Action Hypothesis,...

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Publicado en:Mind (0026-4423) Vol. 122; no. 485; pp. 217 - 231
Autor principal: WU, WAYNE
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Oxford University Press / USA Jan2013
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