Pin-pricks to the body and pains to the mind: A natural history and philosophy
Philosophy Forum 14 (September):53-79 (1973)
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| Keywords | Body Emergence Harmony Minds Pain Philosophical Anthropology Power Hume Leibniz Pols, E | |||||||||
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