Mind-Body Identity Theories (Problems of Philosophy)

by Cynthia Macdonald

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Believing that mind-body theories will offer a unified account of mind in its relation to body, Cynthia Macdonald traces the complex history of this theory and focuses on the different arguments of J.J.C. Smart and David Lewis among others.

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