Dualistic Interaction, Neural Dependence, and Aquinas’s Composite View

Philosophia Christi 3 (2):459-472 (2001)
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Abstract

I explicate the Churchland's dualistic interaction and neural dependence objections to Cartesian dualism and argue that Aquinas’s conception of Aristotelian hylomorphism provides a way out of those objections.

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