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ISBN 9780262193528

Uitgever Cambridge, MA : MIT Press, 1994. Hardcover. Dustjacket. 337 pp. Condition : as new. Conditie: als nieuw

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Extra informatie A Bradford book. - Strawson (philosophy, Jesus College, Oxford) poses the question of what is distinctive of the mental, arguing that it is not intelligence or sapience, representational content or intentionality, broadly understood, but conscious experience. Challenging neobehaviorist accounts of the mental, he argues that much contemporary philosophy of the mind is still confused by positivism and its various offspring, giving undue primacy of place to non-mental phenomena, publicly observable phenomena, and behavioral phenomena in its account of the nature of mental life.