William James's theory of mind

Journal of the History of Philosophy (October) 571 (October):571-593 (1990)
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Neutral monist, panpsychist, naturalist, and phenomenological interpretations of James's theory of mind are canvassed. Culling the true tenets from each, I make a case for a reconciling view on the basis of a distinction between mental and proto-mental properties. The resulting interpretation is compared to two forms of panpsychism identified by T Nagel in his essay of that name

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10.1353/hph.1990.0101

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