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Conspectus of Jaegwon Kim’s paper, 'Mental Causation and Consciousness: Our Two Mind-body Problems'
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I summarize Jaegwon Kim's (2001/5) paper on the detrimental affect 'mental causation' has on physicalism.Author's Profile
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