Cognitive Science and the Mind-Body Problem: From Philosophy to Psychology to Artificial Intelligence to Imaging of the Brain
Praeger (1998)
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| Keywords | Mind and body Cognitive science | |||||||||
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| Call number | BF161.W15 1998 | |||||||||
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