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Mind and Brain
Oxford, GB: Oxford University Press (1989)
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This text examines the exact nature of the relation between mental and neural events; how both sorts of events come about; and their relation to actions. The answers that Honderich provides in Volume I constitute a new determinist philosophy of mind.Author's Profile
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