Norman Malcolm: A Memoir

Philosophy 68 (265):309-324 (1993)
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Abstract

I first met Norman Malcolm in the fall of 1963 when, as a terrified sophomore, I took his course in Free Will and Determinism at Cornell. I believe I had already heard that Malcolm was a figure of almost legendary proportions.

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