Contests the assumption that the mind has various parts and that it is the interaction between these parts which accounts for some of the most characteristic human behaviour. The author undermines eliminative materialism and suggests self-consciousness is self-created.
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Contests the assumption that the mind has various parts and that it is the interaction between these parts which accounts for some of the most characteristic human behaviour. The author undermines eliminative materialism and suggests self-consciousness is self-created.
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