Dualism And The Experimentum Crucis

Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 93 (1):212-217 (2016)
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This book symposium contribution focuses on James Van Cleve's assertion that Reid's dualistic commitments are not essential to his other doctrines. I argue to the contrary that his critique of what he called the philosophy of ideas depends on a tacit assumption of dualism.

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Lorne Falkenstein
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