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Page 155
... mental . The question now arises of how adequate subjective experience is as a criterion of the mental - whether , though it is obviously a sufficient condition for something to be mental , it is a sufficient condition for something to ...
... mental . The question now arises of how adequate subjective experience is as a criterion of the mental - whether , though it is obviously a sufficient condition for something to be mental , it is a sufficient condition for something to ...
Page 156
... mental event does not . It would be conceded that the person who experiences the mental event does typically have a location , and this leads to the question of why the event is not located where the person is located . A defender of ...
... mental event does not . It would be conceded that the person who experiences the mental event does typically have a location , and this leads to the question of why the event is not located where the person is located . A defender of ...
Page 159
... mental nor the physical is really fundamental ; each is an aspect of some underlying reality that is neither mental nor physical but neutral between them . There are many variants of such a view . Spinoza , a 17th - century Rationalist ...
... mental nor the physical is really fundamental ; each is an aspect of some underlying reality that is neither mental nor physical but neutral between them . There are many variants of such a view . Spinoza , a 17th - century Rationalist ...
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