Review of Blockheads!: Essays on Ned Block’s Philosophy of Mind and Consciousness, A. Pautz and D. Stoljar (eds.). Cambridge: MIT Press, 2019. 634 pp [Book Review]

Philosophia 48 (5):2033-2038 (2020)
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