The waning of materialism

New York: Oxford University Press (2010)
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This is a sustained critique of materialism. The contributors offer arguments from conscious experience, rational thought, the interaction of mind and body, and the unity and persisting identity of human persons, and develop a wide range of alternatives.

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George Bealer
Yale University
Robert Charles Koons
University of Texas at Austin

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