Recent developments for naturalizing the mind

Current Opinion in Psychiatry 24:502–506 (2011)
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The philosophy of mind and psychiatry seem to be complementary disciplines investigating the same central issues. What is the nature of the mind, of the brain and body, and of their relation? Much of the work of both disciplines is concerned with those central issues.

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