A perspective on the mind-body problem, with particular reference to the philosophy of Spinoza
Spinoza's thesis of non-reductive monism was conceived in critical response to earlier dualist and materialist theories of mind. He rejects dualism with respect to both God- Nature and mind-body, yet his principles mark off the mental as severely as is possible without forfeiting monism, showin...
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University College London (University of London)
1996
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