Malcolm on mind and the human form

Mind 77 (308):584-587 (1968)
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This paper is a critique of Norman Malcolm's claim that things that do not have the human form (e.g. trees, tables, computers) cannot' understand' or 'think' because they cannot point at, reach for, go to, look at, fetch or get something.

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Laurence Houlgate
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

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