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Oxford Companion to the Mind
Richard L. Gregory (ed.)
Oxford University Press (1998)
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Contains 1,001 entries that explore issues of philosophy, psychology, and the physiology of the brain, touching on topics such as sleep, bilingualism, criminology, language, and the workings of the nervous system, and includes biographies of major authorities on the workings of the mind.Links
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