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Descartes and the Metaphysics of Human Nature
(2005)
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This book carefully and courageously revisits a notorious problem at the heart of Descartes's dualistic metaphysics - the problem of mind-body interaction - and shows how it is not a problem for Descartes after all.Author's Profile
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