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100 1  Colborn, Matthew,|eauthor. 
245 10 Pluralism and the Mind. 
264  1 Luton :|bAndrews UK,|c2011. 
300    1 online resource (395 pages) 
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505 0  Cover; Contents; Front Matter; Title Page; Publisher 
       Information; Dedication; Acknowledgments; Body Matter; 
       Introduction: The Persistent Question; Part One: 
       Historical Context; 1. From Animism to Mechanism; 2. Vital
       Fluids, Darwin and Mechanical Men; 3. Mind and 
       Consciousness in the Late Nineteenth Century; 4. 
       Behaviourism, Computers and Exorcists; Part Two: 
       Philosophical Considerations; 5. Ontology; 6. 
       Epistemology; 7. The Problem of Biological Causation; Part
       Three: Physicalism and its Limits; 8. The Computational 
       Model of Mind; 9. Some Theories of Consciousness. 
505 8  10. Neuroimaging and its LimitsPart Four: Controversies 
       and Speculations; 11. Pluralism and the Mind; 12. 
       Consciousness, Teleology and Evolution; 13. Free Will; 14.
       The Hidden Portion and Our Selves; 15. Limits of the 
       Possible; Conclusion: Pluralism, Consciousness and 
       Society; Back Matter; Bibliography; Also Available. 
520    Paul Feyerabend noted that ' ... the world which we want 
       to explore is a largely unknown entity. We must, therefore,
       keep our options open and ... not restrict ourselves in 
       advance.' (1975, pages 20). Given that consciousness is 
       poorly understood and vaguely defined, such advice seems 
       sound, but is frequently ignored in favour of an 
       insistence that a scientific theory of consciousness must 
       be reducible to current monist physics and biology. This 
       book argues that such an insistence is historically un ...
588 0  Print version record. 
650  0 Consciousness. 
650  0 Pluralism. 
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650  7 SCIENCE|xCognitive Science.|2bisacsh 
650  7 Consciousness.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst00875441 
650  7 Pluralism.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01067392 
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